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The Conflict Within ESG
What if there is a water utility that saves a city millions of gallons worth of water a day, but also increases its carbon emissions by a large amount? What if a company makes a product that saves people, but it allegedly uses forced labor to do so? Do you avoid these companies and products? Are you a follower of the Ethics of Ambiguity in that the means of production is the same as the ends? In this episode, we discuss the conflicts that arise for investors, impact investors especially, due to the inherent conflicts that are present in the operations of some companies.
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ESG NOW: Episode 207
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Mathew Lee, MSCI ESG Research
Namita Nair, MSCI ESG Research
Rumi Mahmood, MSCI ESG Research
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