24 April 2026 Berry, NSW Australia The solution to stopping corporate abuse of the public interest lies in changing the instructions directors are given by the corporate law regarding the criteria they must use to make their decisions.  https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7452204908763668480/.   If this sounds like a very big change, it’s because it is.  It has the potential to eliminate a wide range of corporate abuses. It’s a natural question to ask why suc

23 March 2026 By Robert C. Hinkley   For three decades the United Nations (UN) has held an annual conference (COP) to try to stop global warming, a goal it has failed to achieve.  Greenhouse gases (GHGs) continue to accumulate in the atmosphere.    Each year, weather becomes more unpredictable, storms become more intense, droughts become more severe and the global situation becomes more dire.  The Earth gets closer to the point where global warming triggers self-perpetuating

20 February 2026 Nearly a century and a half ago, a change was made to the corporate law which would eventually change the way business is done all over the world.  The full ramifications of the change are only now coming to light as we confront the collapse of our climate system and the implications of the development of artificial intelligence (AI).   Over the past two years I’ve written much about how that change in the law has left our planet exposed to companies emitting