Doing nothing about changing the failing commercial system is not an option if we would like a more sustainable future.
For example, denying the inevitable impact of traditional business structures and humans (and their increasing strain on our resources boundaries and on nature) is foolish.
Recognising that there are options to practice better (and even more profitable business) is a change management exercise, supported by solid evidence that sustainability-led improvements are viable, cost-effective and wise.
Being a naysayer without first understanding the ethical and commercial reasons for engaging with ESG Metrics-led strategy and a Transition Action Plan is foolhardy.