The Corporate World and the Sustainability Movement Have No Bearing on One Another
At left is a reminder of a disturbing fact: the corporate world is making very few changes to its business models so as to slow the pace at which the Earth’s temperature is rising and its inhabitants are suffering droughts, storms, wildfires, the loss of biodiversity, and devastation of our oceans, and loss of land mass.
And this goes far beyond the most obvious offenders, e.g., Big Oil. Ask McDonald’s what it’s doing to stop the devastation of the Amazon rain-forest. Ask Nestles about its efforts to keep microplastics out of our waterways.
The sign this young man is holding expresses a commonly held belief, i.e., that scientists are sanctioned for expressing views that run counter to the mainstream.
As suggested at left, the truth used to be a big deal to our society. The motto of Harvard University, arguably our nation’s most prestigious institute of learning, is veritas, signifying that truth is something worth a considerable investment on the part of its students’ parents.
Hardly a day passes in which there are no stunning revelations about Trump’s lies and his attempt to cover up his crimes.
87% of Americans want mandatory background checks for prospective gun owners.
Here’s an article describing what happens when global temperatures rise and the less fortunate are unable to find relief from the 
I thought this was funny, though I wonder if its author was serious, and used the graphic here to encourage moron investors to come onboard.
From my colleague Joe Spease:
This July is the hottest one in history, but it’s only one of many broken temperature records that has caused some climate deniers to change their positions on global warming.
