Remarque, l'égoïsme exacerbé, ça ne date pas d'hier. Heureusement que les jeunes générations semblent un poil moins obtuses...
D'un autre côté, le capitalisme s'adapte (ou fait semblant), comme toujours :
BlackRock’s Larry Fink: climate policies are about profits, not being ‘woke’
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Last spring,
BlackRock – which manages about $10tn (£7.4tn) in assets – reportedly
threw its weight behind a shareholder campaign to oust several directors on the board of the US oil giant ExxonMobil. The coup launched by dissident hedge fund activists at Engine No 1 replaced two Exxon board members with its own candidates
to help push the oil company towards a greener strategy.
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Fink predicted in this year’s letter that “
the next 1,000 unicorns won’t be search engines or social media companies, they
’ll be sustainable, scalable innovators – startups that help the world decarbonise and make the energy transition affordable for all consumers”, adding that established companies should strive to do the same.
He said a “tectonic shift” had happened in recent years, with sustainable investments globally reaching $4tn.
Fink also said that companies had a moral responsibility to adapt to “a new world of work” that had been reshaped by the coronavirus pandemic. He said “that world is gone” – where companies expected workers to come to the office five days a week, mental health was rarely discussed in the workplace, and wages for those on low and middle incomes barely grew.
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