That’s not a surprise. It’s been months since we read that eco labels are very low standards. Anyone could be a green fund if you tick the right boxes.
I repeat often but this book is just to great:I recommend reading “Bullshit jobs”. It has interesting insights on how some people have, well, bullshit jobs with meaningless goals and useless standards and protocols just to say:we have quality assessment.
I am shocked. SHOCKED I tell you. SHOOKETH even.
Sustainable finance at its best
But you please go ahead and try to buy a Tesla and use paper straws because that’s what will really save the Planet.
It’s a general trend everywhere in marketing. As consumers ask for more sustainable/green they just add a lable and charge more for the same shit. You can see in food, clothing etc .
Why should it not apply for banking products?
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That’s not a surprise. It’s been months since we read that eco labels are very low standards. Anyone could be a green fund if you tick the right boxes.
I repeat often but this book is just to great:I recommend reading “Bullshit jobs”. It has interesting insights on how some people have, well, bullshit jobs with meaningless goals and useless standards and protocols just to say:we have quality assessment.
I am shocked. SHOCKED I tell you. SHOOKETH even.
Sustainable finance at its best
But you please go ahead and try to buy a Tesla and use paper straws because that’s what will really save the Planet.
It’s a general trend everywhere in marketing. As consumers ask for more sustainable/green they just add a lable and charge more for the same shit. You can see in food, clothing etc .
Why should it not apply for banking products?