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  1. Millions Channeled to Irrigation Improvements, Leak Repairs Along Colorado River by Corporate Coalition

    Lake Mead during a period of severe drought – credit, Kijolb, CC license On Monday, e-commerce giant Amazon…
    #NewsBeep #News #Environment #Arizona #AU #Australia #California #Climate #colorado #corporateresponsibility #Corporations #Drought #freshwater #giving #Nevada #rivers #Science #Water
    newsbeep.com/au/904408/

  2. Millions Channeled to Irrigation Improvements, Leak Repairs Along Colorado River by Corporate Coalition

    Lake Mead during a period of severe drought – credit, Kijolb, CC license On Monday, e-commerce giant Amazon…
    #NewsBeep #News #Environment #Arizona #AU #Australia #California #Climate #colorado #corporateresponsibility #Corporations #Drought #freshwater #giving #Nevada #rivers #Science #Water
    newsbeep.com/au/904408/

  3. Millions Channeled to Irrigation Improvements, Leak Repairs Along Colorado River by Corporate Coalition

    Lake Mead during a period of severe drought – credit, Kijolb, CC license On Monday, e-commerce giant Amazon…
    #NewsBeep #News #Environment #arizona #California #Climate #Colorado #CorporateResponsibility #Corporations #drought #environment #freshwater #Giving #Nevada #rivers #Science #UK #UnitedKingdom #Water
    newsbeep.com/uk/781442/

  4. Millions Channeled to Irrigation Improvements, Leak Repairs Along Colorado River by Corporate Coalition

    Lake Mead during a period of severe drought – credit, Kijolb, CC license On Monday, e-commerce giant Amazon…
    #NewsBeep #News #Environment #arizona #California #Climate #Colorado #CorporateResponsibility #Corporations #drought #environment #freshwater #Giving #Nevada #rivers #Science #UK #UnitedKingdom #Water
    newsbeep.com/uk/781442/

  5. South Korea's latest genius move: make companies pay through the nose 🤑 for failing to guard data like a feral raccoon protects a dumpster. Apparently, deterrents involve reaching into the corporate wallet – because nothing says "care more" like a potential 10% revenue spanking. 🙃
    koreajoongangdaily.com/busines #SouthKorea #DataProtection #CorporateResponsibility #Fines #CyberSecurity #Innovation #HackerNews #ngated

  6. South Korea's latest genius move: make companies pay through the nose 🤑 for failing to guard data like a feral raccoon protects a dumpster. Apparently, deterrents involve reaching into the corporate wallet – because nothing says "care more" like a potential 10% revenue spanking. 🙃
    koreajoongangdaily.com/busines #SouthKorea #DataProtection #CorporateResponsibility #Fines #CyberSecurity #Innovation #HackerNews #ngated

  7. South Korea's latest genius move: make companies pay through the nose 🤑 for failing to guard data like a feral raccoon protects a dumpster. Apparently, deterrents involve reaching into the corporate wallet – because nothing says "care more" like a potential 10% revenue spanking. 🙃
    koreajoongangdaily.com/busines #SouthKorea #DataProtection #CorporateResponsibility #Fines #CyberSecurity #Innovation #HackerNews #ngated

  8. South Korea's latest genius move: make companies pay through the nose 🤑 for failing to guard data like a feral raccoon protects a dumpster. Apparently, deterrents involve reaching into the corporate wallet – because nothing says "care more" like a potential 10% revenue spanking. 🙃
    koreajoongangdaily.com/busines #SouthKorea #DataProtection #CorporateResponsibility #Fines #CyberSecurity #Innovation #HackerNews #ngated

  9. Cyber Is On Your Board Agenda. Can You Declare On It?

    The cyber number your board has never been asked for There is one number that reveals whether a security monitoring system is actually working. Most boards have never seen it. It is the investigation rate: the proportion of security alerts that were investigated rather than acknowledged and closed. High alert volumes with low investigation rates do not indicate active cyber defence. They indicate that the monitoring system has become a generator of documented inaction rather than a detector of threats. Provision 29, effective from January 2026, requires boards to publicly declare whether their material controls were effective. Not that controls existed. Not that they were briefed on. That they worked. This week's post covers: — Why the quarterly cyber briefing and the Provision 29 declaration are not the same thing, and what moves a board from one to the other — The investigation rate: the metric that distinguishes security from the appearance of security — Why the governing question for cyber resilience has shifted from prevention to recovery, and what minimum viable business means in practice — Three questions worth raising before the next cyber agenda item closes Read the post below If your board is preparing for the first Provision 29 declaration and you want to talk through what good looks like for cyber, I am happy to have that conversation. If you are not inscope for Proision 29, use this guide as a benchmark for assessing your current controls. Liz The Data Queen | Clarity Over Complexity lizhendersondata.wordpress.com

    lizhendersondata.wordpress.com

  10. New Gym in Paris Helps Homeless Folks Improve Their Health And Habits–Without Leaving the Shelter

    Wilfried enjoying The Shelter Gym in Paris – Photo by Omnigym A gym equipment company from Finland is…
    #NewsBeep #News #Fitness #AU #Australia #corporateresponsibility #Exercise #Health #homeless #homelessness #Mentalhealth #Paris
    newsbeep.com/au/882052/

  11. New Gym in Paris Helps Homeless Folks Improve Their Health And Habits–Without Leaving the Shelter

    Wilfried enjoying The Shelter Gym in Paris – Photo by Omnigym A gym equipment company from Finland is…
    #NewsBeep #News #Fitness #CorporateResponsibility #exercise #Health #homeless #Homelessness #Mentalhealth #Paris #UK #UnitedKingdom
    newsbeep.com/uk/761770/

  12. New Gym in Paris Helps Homeless Folks Improve Their Health And Habits–Without Leaving the Shelter

    Wilfried enjoying The Shelter Gym in Paris – Photo by Omnigym A gym equipment company from Finland is…
    #France #FR #Europe #EU #Paris #corporateresponsibility #Exercise #fitness #health #Homeless #Homelessness #mentalhealth
    europesays.com/france/75073/

  13. Recycling solutions: Europe’s circular economy needs a true single market • Table.Briefings

    To fully realize the potential of the circular economy, we need a competition-oriented system for extended producer responsibility,…
    #Economy #Circulareconomy #corporateresponsibility #EconomyofEU #EconomyoftheEU #EU #EUeconomy #Europe #EuropeanUnion #sustainability
    europesays.com/3215982/

  14. This is what being *left* means! This is what *progressive* means!

    Zohran Mamdani: "I’m proud to support the Delivery Protection Act, which would finally regulate subcontractors used by corporations like Amazon to skirt responsibility for workers and street safety. Enough is enough."

    #Unions #Amazon #Progressive #CorporateResponsibility #RegulateCorporations #WorkersRights

  15. This is what being *left* means! This is what *progressive* means!

    Zohran Mamdani: "I’m proud to support the Delivery Protection Act, which would finally regulate subcontractors used by corporations like Amazon to skirt responsibility for workers and street safety. Enough is enough."

    #Unions #Amazon #Progressive #CorporateResponsibility #RegulateCorporations #WorkersRights

  16. This is what being *left* means! This is what *progressive* means!

    Zohran Mamdani: "I’m proud to support the Delivery Protection Act, which would finally regulate subcontractors used by corporations like Amazon to skirt responsibility for workers and street safety. Enough is enough."

    #Unions #Amazon #Progressive #CorporateResponsibility #RegulateCorporations #WorkersRights

  17. This is what being *left* means! This is what *progressive* means!

    Zohran Mamdani: "I’m proud to support the Delivery Protection Act, which would finally regulate subcontractors used by corporations like Amazon to skirt responsibility for workers and street safety. Enough is enough."

    #Unions #Amazon #Progressive #CorporateResponsibility #RegulateCorporations #WorkersRights

  18. TotalEnergies Appeals French Court Ruling on Climate Duty of Vigilance

    TotalEnergies has filed an appeal against a June 25 ruling by the Paris Judicial Court in a case…
    #France #FR #Europe #EU #TotalEnergies #corporateresponsibility #environmentalgroups #FrenchPublicProsecutor
    europesays.com/france/57783/

  19. Hyundai Partners with Healthy Seas to Turn Scourge ‘GhostNets’ into Floor Mats for Cars

    Healthy Seas / Hyundai Off the coast of Catalina Island for 15 years, the fishing vessel Midnight Hour…
    #EuropeSays #Korea #KR #Hyundai #automotive #california #Clean-up #CorporateResponsibility #HyundaiGroup #HyundaiMotorGroup #Oceans #Recycling #Sustainability #USA
    europesays.com/korea/99666/

  20. Criticism of Water Company CEO's Bonus Amid Environmental Concerns and Customer Complaints

    📰 Original title: Yorkshire Water CEO's £660k payment 'hard to accept'

    🤖 IA: It's clickbait ⚠️
    👥 Users: It's clickbait ⚠️

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    #environment #waterpollution #corporateresponsibility #...

  21. Criticism of Water Company CEO's Bonus Amid Environmental Concerns and Customer Complaints

    📰 Original title: Yorkshire Water CEO's £660k payment 'hard to accept'

    🤖 IA: It's clickbait ⚠️
    👥 Users: It's clickbait ⚠️

    View full AI summary en.killbait.com/criticism-of-w

    #environment #waterpollution #corporateresponsibility #...

  22. New on our blog!

    Criminal Law of Mass Crimes: Individuals, Corporations and States’ Responsibilities

    Since Nuremberg, accountability for mass crimes has relied almost exclusively on a model centred on individual criminal responsibility, by transposing criminal doctrines and procedure from ordinary criminal law into con

    #CorporateResponsibility #CrimesAgainstHumanity

    voelkerrechtsblog.org/criminal

  23. Seasonal Compassion Is a Failed Operating Model

    By Cliff Potts, CSO & Editor-in-Chief, WPS News

    A Predictable Pattern

    Every year, institutions across the developed world engage in a predictable, short-lived surge of concern for poverty, homelessness, and economic precarity. The timing is not accidental. It coincides almost entirely with the Christmas season.

    During this period, corporations, governments, faith institutions, and media organizations briefly acknowledge the existence of the poor. Resources are allocated, messaging shifts toward empathy and generosity, and suffering is framed as tragic but temporary—implicitly solvable through limited charitable action.

    Then the calendar advances. Budgets reset. First-quarter priorities reassert themselves. The systems that produced widespread insecurity resume without modification, now buffered by the reputational credit earned during the holidays.

    This is not an aberration. It is the operating model.

    Compassion as Reputation Management

    Seasonal compassion functions as a reputational offset, not a corrective mechanism. It allows institutions to appear responsive without addressing root causes. In business terms, poverty is treated as a public-relations risk rather than a systemic market failure.

    Concern is carefully bounded in time and scope. It is intense enough to be visible, brief enough to be harmless, and structured to avoid disruption to existing incentives and power arrangements.

    The Market Cost of Impoverishment

    What is rarely acknowledged is that large-scale impoverishment actively shrinks markets.

    When individuals and communities fall into relative or abject poverty, they are removed from meaningful participation in market dynamics. They cannot consume, invest, innovate, or contribute at scale. Their exclusion represents not fiscal discipline, but lost demand, lost productivity, and foregone growth.

    From a purely economic standpoint, allowing populations to become this disadvantaged is not efficiency—it is value destruction.

    Businesses that tolerate or benefit from systems that impoverish large segments of society undermine their own long-term profitability. Markets cannot expand when purchasing power collapses. Innovation stagnates when survival replaces opportunity. Stability erodes when precarity becomes normalized.

    Christianity as Symbol, Not Substance

    Christianity, when invoked during this season, is typically reduced to symbolism rather than substance. The figure of Jesus is used to justify generosity while his actual teachings—on debt, power, exclusion, and material need—are operationally ignored.

    His emphasis was never on sentiment, but on outcomes. He addressed hunger when it existed. He disrupted systems that normalized deprivation. He did not propose seasonal remedies for permanent conditions.

    What we practice instead is managed compassion: bounded, time-limited concern designed to preserve comfort, profit, and institutional continuity while producing minimal structural change.

    Exporting a Broken Model

    This failure is not confined to any one nation. It is exported.

    So-called “developing” economies are encouraged to adopt the same economic frameworks—precarity-based labor, extractive growth models, normalized inequality—that have already demonstrated their inability to produce durable human security. The result is not development, but replication: the same failures, scaled globally.

    From a governance and business perspective, this approach is indefensible.

    The Year-Round Test

    Poverty is not an anomaly within an otherwise healthy system. It is a predictable outcome of policy choices, incentive structures, and economic priorities. Treating it as a seasonal concern guarantees its persistence while steadily eroding the very markets businesses depend on.

    If Christianity—or any ethical framework—is to have relevance beyond decoration, it must inform year-round decision-making: fiscal policy, labor standards, housing strategy, healthcare access, and development models. Not symbolically. Operationally.

    And if we refuse to fix the causes of relative and abject poverty the rest of the year, nothing we do during the Christmas season will ever matter.

    For more social commentary, please see https://Occupy25.com

    APA References

    Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. (2015). In it together: Why less inequality benefits all. OECD Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1787/9789264235120-en

    World Bank. (2020). Poverty and shared prosperity 2020: Reversals of fortune. World Bank Publications. https://doi.org/10.1596/978-1-4648-1602-4

    International Monetary Fund. (2015). Causes and consequences of income inequality: A global perspective. IMF Staff Discussion Note SDN/15/13.

    Stiglitz, J. E. (2012). The price of inequality: How today’s divided society endangers our future. W. W. Norton & Company.

    #BusinessEthics #capitalism #Christianity #corporateResponsibility #developmentEconomics #economicInequality #homelessness #marketFailure #Poverty #socialJustice #systemicPoverty #WPSNews