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Not who you think. | They’re kind of like the climate’s version of the Fed’s economic

Not who you think. [Altucher Confidential] February 15, 2023 [WEBSITE]( | [UNSUBSCRIBE]( They’re kind of like the climate’s version of the Fed’s economic models. They’re always wrong, and not by a little. [Hero_Image] ESG: Who Really Benefits? By Jim Rickards James Answers Reader Question… “Where Are You Putting Your Money Now?” [Click here for more...]( Hi, James Altucher here… And I get asked questions all the time from my readers. Some ask me about investing. Others ask me about building a business. Still others ask me about my books. Well, I recently received a question that I wanted to personally take the time out of my day and answer… because it could impact a lot of my readers, including you. I was asked where I’m putting my money now… given that stocks, cryptos, and everything else are all crashing. It’s a good question, which is why I sat down on camera and recorded a brief video. And I want to share it with you today. [Click here now to watch.]( [Chris Campbell] CHRIS CAMPBELL The UN calls it “the biggest threat modern humans have ever faced.” Henry Paulson said it’s “the biggest risk to the global economy.” And the World Economic Forum said it’s the “top global risk for businesses.” You already know what it is… It’s climate change. But not everyone’s convinced. As you probably know… Our colleague Jim Rickards is an outspoken critic of such claims… Especially since the big global push for ESG investing. In a few days, Jim will double down against ESG with his biggest, boldest announcement yet. If you agree with him on ESG (and even if you don’t), you probably aren’t going to want to miss it. Expect more details to hit your inbox soon. In the meantime, Jim joins us to reveal who REALLY benefits from the big ESG push. (It’s not who you think.) Read on. Big Oil Loves ESG Investing Jim Rickards Last December, HSBC, one of the world’s largest banks, announced that it would no longer fund oil and natural gas exploration and development projects. It also announced that it would increase the scrutiny of existing customers in terms of their efforts to reduce carbon emissions. It all has to do with so-called ESG investing. As you probably know by now, ESG stands for environmental, social and governance, which are the three factors business managers and investment advisers are implored to take into account when making business and asset allocation decisions. Profits Are No Longer King Prior to ESG, managers were only accountable for corporate profits, and investment managers were only accountable for consistent high risk-adjusted returns. Making the environment better, improving society and ensuring good governance outside the boardroom were considered to be the jobs of government, civil society or not-for-profit entities. Companies were all about the bottom line. Not anymore. They’re going from shareholder capitalism — which places the shareholders as No. 1 — to “stakeholder” capitalism — which takes the broader community into consideration. Because of their wealth, scope and influence, companies have been hijacked by the power elite and ideologues to carry water for a host of social programs and causes from public housing and education to climate change. That’s behind HSBC’s decision to stop funding all oil exploration and development. Response Requested 1/1000th of an ounce of gold available for you As a Altucher Confidential reader, Jim Rickards is offering you 1/1000th of an ounce of gold when you upgrade your account. It will come in the form of a “Gold Back” - a new type of gold currency that’s starting to spread across America ([click here to view](. If you have not responded to Jim’s offer yet, and want to know how to claim yours… Please click the link below for details. [Click here to learn how to claim your new Gold Back Currency]( Thanks! Amber Anderson Customer Service ESG Is Great for Big Oil Superficially, this appears to be a negative for the oil and gas industry. And indeed, it may be a negative for some players. But it’s a positive development for the oil majors. Here’s why… The world will depend on oil and natural gas as far as the eye can see. And someone has to produce them. The major oil companies can withstand the impact of ESG investing much more than smaller energy companies, which will suffer under these policies. That leads Big Oil to explore for, and to produce, the large amounts of oil and gas the world needs. There’s no way wind and solar power can conceivably replace oil and gas anytime soon. No combination of wind turbines and solar modules can provide the baseload of electricity to maintain a modern power grid. No There There And don’t count on improved batteries to store the energy from wind and solar sources. Batteries are not a solution because the quantities of nickel, lithium, copper and other strategic inputs cannot be mined in sufficient quantities to manufacture more than a small percentage of the storage capacity needed to convert intermittent power sources into reliable flows. Meanwhile, the energy needed to conduct the mining of these resources is greater than the energy stored in the resulting batteries. Finally there is the problem of disposing of the batteries, which wear out in about eight–10 years and are loaded with poisonous chemicals. So forget about so-called green energy, at least for the foreseeable future. What does it all mean? Again, the world will depend on Big Oil for its energy needs, especially as ESG investing deprives smaller companies of the funding to explore for and develop oil. And for what? It all traces back to climate alarmism. Garbage Alarmism has no basis in observable science. It’s all the result of climate models, which have been consistently wrong about warming because they reflect the biases of their programmers. They’re kind of like the climate’s version of the Fed’s economic models. They’re always wrong, and not by a little. The climate change models are garbage (and, yes, I have studied them and understand the math and complex dynamics and I know why they’re garbage. They can’t even backtest reliably let alone forecast. Like I said, garbage). So, the threats of “existential crisis” and “we’ll all be underwater in ten years” are based on garbage. If you listen to the climate alarmists, they’ll tell you we only have a few years to save the planet. If we don’t eliminate CO2 emissions quickly, the planet will warm, sea levels will rise, storms will intensify, cities will be inundated, and lives will be lost to starvation, disease and dehydration. Every one of those claims is empirically false, but that doesn’t stop the global power elite from trying to shut down the oil and gas industries and replace power generation with solar, wind and hydropower or so-called renewable sources. Hardly a Crisis Here are the facts: The best evidence is that the planet is not warming, but it may be cooling under the influence of a periodic minimum in solar flare activity and increased volcanic activity (the two may actually be related), which creates an atmospheric ash layer that cuts down on sun intensity. Sea levels may be rising slightly, but the tempo is about 7 inches in the next 100 years. That’s hardly cause for alarm considering that sea levels rose 400 feet since the end of the last ice age, and humans adapted just fine. CO2 is a trace gas that makes up just 0.04% of the atmosphere (400 parts per million) and doesn’t have a major impact as far as science can tell, except that it is essential for plant nourishment. Based upon recent studies, a doubling of carbon dioxide would likely result in a temperature increase of only about 1.5 degrees Celsius. That’s hardly a crisis. The War Against Plants — and Men There is some danger that if CO2 levels are reduced too much, plant life may suffer. The reason hurricanes are producing more property damage is not because the storms are more intense — peak intensity in the past hundred years was in the 1940s — it’s because fools with federally subsidized flood insurance are building mansions on sand bars where they don’t belong and the mansions get blown away in predictable storms. I could go on. The tragedy of it all is that we’re reducing our energy supplies and driving up costs over nothing but a big lie. Someday, someone needs to answer for that. Regards, Jim Rickards For Altucher Confidential Governors warn of “Biden Blackouts” [Click here for more...]( A former advisor to the CIA and Pentagon just made this dark prediction: Calamity Joe’s sabotage of the Nord Stream pipeline [His Evidence Here]( was suicide. In the next 75 days, Americans will face fuel shortages… …widespread BLACKOUTS… …empty grocery shelves… …up to $1000 energy bills… …drained retirement accounts, and… …a massive crime wave. [Welcome to Biden’s American Energy Armageddon.]( [Paradigm]( ☰ ⊗ [ARCHIVE]( [ABOUT]( [Contact Us]( © 2023 Paradigm Press, LLC. 808 Saint Paul Street, Baltimore MD 21202. By submitting your email address, you consent to Paradigm Press, LLC. delivering daily email issues and advertisements. 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