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Ian Woods

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40+ years reporting news and sport for BBC, Sky and now ITV. Increasingly devoted to The Golf Pilgrim podcast and planning retirement in Northern Ireland.
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How to make more sustainable shopping choices

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By Josh Dowse, Ian Woods Verified
| Money (Australia) Verified
Your spending choices have more impact than you think. Here's how to shop more sustainably, avoid greenwashing and support better brands. As consumers, we have the right to buy whatever is on the shelves that meets our needs. That raises two questions: 'What is the right purchase for us?' and, more fundamentally, 'Do we really need the purchase at all?' For example, many of us are tempted to buy more clothing than we really need.
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Why ESG must be led by the CEO or CFO

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By Ian Woods Verified, Josh Dowse
| The CEO Magazine (Australia) Verified
Regulations against greenwashing and the backlash against the explicit consideration of environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues in the United States both suggest that the push to ESG may have ‘crossed the line’ and together have given pause to the patient rise of more responsible attitudes to investing. The American backlash may extend through the term of the current presidency but will not last. In Australia the momentum has also paused, as it has many times in the past.
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Democratizing Biology through Informal Learning

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By Claire Evans, Erika Szymanski, Claire Hendershot, Ian Woods Verified
| Grow by Ginkgo Verified
Studying biology, biotechnology, and synthetic biology is a regimented affair. People looking to learn about the possibilities of biotechnology, whether or not they even want to do it as a career, often can only access it through formal and expensive university education. Access to a biological future, as a result, is gated off by class and opportunity. A new generation of biologists, ecologists, and educators is looking to change that.
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