In 1920-30s, there was an obsession with radiation and radium, radium springs, “radium infused” drinks and beauty products, and so on.

A number of water sources (such as bottlers or artesian hot-spring spa hotels) rebranded themselves as “radium water” or radium springs to capitalize on the craze

“We are radium-first company”

Only $130? Ohio has been taxing EVs (and PHEVs that still use gas!) $200/year for 5 or so years now.

Same, most ESG-based ETFs that I have seen just sound like some sort of numbers fudging instead of reasonable effort.

The more specilized green-adjacent and less “generic” ETFs I found are:

• ETHO for very diversified companies (only one holding is over 1%)
• TAN for solar
• FAN for wind
• EVX for trash and recycling (kind of a moot point of making money on pollution though)
• FIW for water tech (supply, filtering, plumbing)

Large corporate, some AI tools are available, some are optionally tacked onto PR reviews (Copilot on GitHub). No quotas or enforcement yet. Most vocal proponents of AI happen to be the most obnoxious developers or designers.

Bowerbirds build elaborate color-coordinated displays to attract mates. How the female bird chooses the bower (and mate) is still unclear - it is not simple number or color or shape. So, in our human understanding, bowerbirds have a concept of “art”.