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...ecosystem because the ecosystem are made from people that meet with each other, but they don't only meet, they trust each other and they report to some extent to public authorities in each country. So I think that is that is the ecosystem. The ecosys
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organic growth with existing customers, new customers, sales engine selling, what we already do, and then M and A growth, right? That's always something we look at as well. Is it better to go ahead and acquire this skill set or this geography or this
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probably while being able to activate money when within a very short amount of time, two, three year window for a five year return on investment because consolidation in this space is the only way forward. You don't need, like, 300 ESG reporting plat
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So cradle to grave is the system boundary of a life cycle assessment. It tells you from the very beginning of that product all the way to end of its life what the impacts are. The big innovation at Planet Forward is we've now done tens of thousands o
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...plan a ecosystem and network, not only on carbon accounting, but also ESG reporting. I'm actively involved, in the organization as it stands today, and I stay on, involved. And, happy to share more of what we experienced. It was absolute madness, but
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as any other business you do know. If a big business is dysfunctional, then there is a lot of stuff to do, to to help it improve. I think, waste is I mean, or, actually, let's say the reuse of waste and being more prudent with materials. Maybe that's
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And looking at how can you have solutions which is actually replacing toxics that have more sustainable material, turn waste into new, new products and keep, materials in circulation. So that is something that you can also measure and track, and you
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sees that as an issue with this product. What might help is say, hey. We're now sourcing more sustainable palm oil. It's still palm oil. Or we now have the synthetic version of palm oil, which tastes even more amazing or doesn't have the calories. So
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...development and longer term applications to rewilding.
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So and I think we're going more of that way of actually defining that what does that look like and what do we expect from our investors. Noireen, did you wanna comment on? Yeah. I think also on the question of like how do you measure other factors, I
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opportunities, things that they're engaged in, that they feel ownership over, to improve employee lives in the community. And we call that our stakeholder impact plan, and we'll measure that throughout the the entire partnership period. Some of those
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that using genetics, you could make a wooly mammoth. I do think that inspires kids. Like, I know a lot of scientists that don't wanna make dinosaurs, but they saw Jurassic Park and they became geneticists because they thought it was cool. So there is
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