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Well, hello there and welcome to another headline episode here on the Sustainable Minimalist

podcast where we are taking the biggest need to know environmental news headlines and we are condensing them,

wrapping them up in a pretty bow and digesting them in 15-ish minutes so that you can

confidently go forward with your life with the

information that you need to know. Now today's show I have titled it

good news bad news. So the four stories that we're discussing today, they have some good news in them, yes, but there's also some bad news hidden beneath the surface.

So let's go first to the biggest story. It has everything to do with the US's Securities and Exchange Commission.

If you listen to headlines religiously, you are already aware that the SEC has been in the news in recent months back on October 20th.

I reported on the SEC and something about proposed scope 3 emissions. So let's talk about all that first and refresh our memories.

We have been shown time and time again that we cannot rely on the vast majority of companies

to do anything related to their emissions voluntarily, right?

Profit above all else.

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