Tim van der Weide's ESG Weekly - Issue #30

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Tim van der Weide

Your weekly focus on sustainable solutions to make Corporates, Cycling & Ourselves better + all that overlaps! from @Timvdweide, ex-bikeshop owner and consultant @ERMinsight.

Hi. This week a mixed bag of palm oil, recycled clothing, saving fuel and more, the growth mindset vs the fixed one, and hardly any abandons this year in the Tour de France. Although Contador just quit today.

Enjoy!

As always, send me a message if you have any feedback!

Sustainability + business context

1. Industry leadership on the SDGs in 3 charts

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In my discussions with companies, the SDGs play an increasingly important role. These 3 charts give the state of play.

- Confused what the problem with palm oil is? Great video to explain it in a nutshell.

- Virgin Atlantic Learns That The Best Way To Save Fuel Is To Ask Its Pilots. Been in many meetings where skeptics where presented with these solutions and said these are no-brainers. Indeed, nobody thought about them before.

- A staggering 85 percent of clothing and textiles ends up in landfills, even though 95 percent can be reused or recycled. What happens to donated clothing?

- Achieving gender equality would unleash tremendous economic gains, potentially adding $4.3 trillion to America’s GDP by 2025 according to McKinsey

Personal growth

- How do you give feedback to a CEO who’s twice your age?

- Fixed vs. Growth: The Two Basic Mindsets That Shape Our Lives

- Slow Deciders Make Better Strategists

Cycling

- Red Bull is bringing performance-enhancement techniques from the extreme-sports world to Silicon Valley.

- After 8 etappes, only 1 person has abandoned the Tour de France. That’s unique. See a history of abandons at the Tour.

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