SBR - General Discussion, page-7

If you're a bit more mercenary about your ESG thinking it begins to makes sense. Rio Tinto blew up the Juukan Gorge a couple of years ago in what many believe was an ESG failure. The CEO at the time Jean-Sebastien Jacques lost his job over it as did a number of other senior executives and board members. But the real cost to Rio is still playing out. Many of the best geologists from the best universities don't want to work there as the legacy and stigma from this failure remains. You may think ESG is woke nonsense or something you only see on The Simpson's but it can be costly to any business if done wrongly and not taken seriously. Shareholders can easily go elsewhere and the share price can struggle until the event is forgotten. SBR is a long way from making any meaningful ESG decisions but it's still good to see Duggers and @OzBandit working on it.