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Subject Espresso ☕️ - France helps Ukraine's refugees, US youth receive cash support and does ESG help businesses?
Date May 24, 2022 11:02 AM
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Ukrainian refugees find haven at French castle [[link removed]]

Ukrainians fleeing Russian invasion find housing and jobs with community initiative spreading across France

What is ESG and does it make financial sense for businesses? [[link removed]]

Ethical investing, which weighs up companies' commitment to environmental, social and governance issues - or ESG - has become one of the fastest growing areas of finance

U.S. youths leaving care given cash, and time, as COVID spurs action [[link removed]]

The pandemic has kickstarted policy moves including universal basic income (UBI) payouts in California to help youngsters leaving foster care gain financial independence and avoid homelessness

U.S. abortion rights threat fuels jump in crypto donations [[link removed]]

Cryptocurrency donations may offer donors more privacy, but nonprofits could face questions over persistent concerns about the environmental impact and transparency of digital currencies

Out of neutral, F1 drivers shift debate as well as gears [[link removed]]

Formula One's modern drivers have moved away from the stereotype speed merchant and are finding strength in discussing subjects sport has often found uncomfortable

Crypto crowd dominate Davos main street despite price crash [[link removed]]

After cryptocurrencies shed $800 billion in market value earlier this month, crypto executives showcase their products at the World Economic Forum in Davos

Opinion: OPINION: Protecting the digital rights of children, young adults [[link removed]]

Tech executives and governments do not protect children’s rights in online spaces adequately, and while 90% of children and young adults live in low- and middle-income countries, most research on how digital tech is impacting youth has focused on the global north.

OPINION: Planting trees cannot be our only solution for climate change [[link removed]]

When we think about preserving nature, many of us envision planting trees - but this is an oversimplification of a much more complicated reality

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