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Well, hello and welcome back.

My name is Stephanie Safarian and you're listening to another headlines episode here on the Sustainable

Minimalist Podcast.

Here on headlines episodes, we cover the need to know

environmental headlines in 15 minutes or less. There's no ad break today.

Easy breezy, let's do it. Now we do have a little bit of a theme this week and it has to do with

business as usual. You read the title of today's headlines. We're talking about

corporate interests and the status quo. We're going to start off today with some

interesting findings that were released from Net Zero Tracker this week. Net Zero

Tracker is a group that monitors progress on corporate and government climate

pledges. We've all heard the pledges, right? A company makes a bold statement

like, we'll be net zero by 2030, net zero of course meaning zero carbon emissions of course and then the company

...