GreenTransitionHighway needs a ControlRoom?

GreenTransitionHighway needs a ControlRoom?
Dr. Anju Sharma MrsSustainability

The world is not moving from fossil to green in a straight line.

It is moving into a messy middle where climate risk, clean capital, gas security, reporting proof, & corporate backtracking are all happening together.

For years, sustainability was presented like a neat arrow:

Fossil ↓
Renewables ↑
Net Zero →
Green Capital ✓

Nice slide.
Poor operating model.

The last few days show a very different picture.

Climate risk is no longer waiting for 2050. The world is again being warned that one year between 2026 and 2030 may cross the 1.5°C line.

Clean capital is not disappearing.
Global clean-energy investment is still expected near US$2.2 trillion in 2026.

Energy security is not leaving the room either. Natural gas investment may cross US$330 billion, the highest in almost a decade.

NamasteIndia is not watching this transition from the gallery. With energy investment projected near US$170 billion in 2026, India is becoming one of the world’s most important transition build-outs grids, renewables, fuels, storage, EVs, industrial heat, refining, and infrastructure.

Corporate climate promises are meeting execution reality.
Is your business built for the messy middle?
FivePressure points matter:
✓Climate risk: Build resilience.
✓Clean capital: Make projects fundable.
✓Gas security: Protect reliability.
✓Reporting proof: Make carbon data audit-ready.
✓Corporate targets: Link ambition to execution.

ActionCall:
Stop treating sustainability as a declaration.Build it as a capability.

Meters → Materials → Molecules → Margins → Markets

The next advantage will come from answering fast:
Can transition protect uptime?
Can Scope 3 survive scrutiny?
Can capex prove value?
Can suppliers support traceable claims?
Can green promises survive audit, procurement and finance?

The messy middle is not a setback.
It is the real test.
Green maturity = practical proof + execution muscle.

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Originally published on LinkedIn on 2026-05-29 03:42:57: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn%3Ali%3Ashare%3A7465970913746771968

EVChariotsToBatteryBays: The Battery Is Becoming a Chemical Power Club
Dr. Anju Sharma MrsSustainability

The EV story is familiar.

The chemical story inside the battery is just getting interesting.

Global EV battery deployment reached around 1.2 TWh in 2025 and is expected to approach 3 TWh by 2030. By 2035, it could reach 4–5 TWh depending on the scenario.

Yet the power is concentrated.

In January 2026, the top five EV battery makers held roughly 75% of global installations:

✓ CATL: 45.2%
✓ BYD: 13.8%
✓ LG Energy Solution: 6.6%
✓ CALB: 5.3%
✓ Panasonic: 4.3%

That means OEMs are not just buying cells.

They are buying into a chemistry-led dependency system.

The old auto chain was:

OEM → Tier 1 → Component Supplier

The EV chain now looks like:

OEM → Cell Maker → Specialty Chemical Platform → Mineral / Refining Base → Recycler

This is where specialty chemicals become strategic.

Lithium gets the headline.
Chemistry decides the behaviour.

✓ Electrolyte additives: fast charging + cell stability
✓ Binders: electrode durability
✓ Conductive additives: power movement
✓ Separator coatings: thermal safety
✓ Cathode coatings + dopants: cycle life
✓ Silicon-anode enablers: higher energy density
✓ Thermal interface materials: heat control
✓ Flame retardants: pack credibility
✓ Adhesives + sealants: structural reliability
✓ Coolants + dielectric fluids: temperature discipline

The OEM problem is no longer only:

Can I source batteries?

It is:

✓ Who controls my charging curve?
✓ Who controls my degradation risk?
✓ Who controls my warranty exposure?
✓ Who controls my carbon footprint?
✓ Who controls my recycling loop?
✓ Who controls my cost of ownership?

S&P Global Mobility has flagged range, charging time and cost as key EV technology pain points for automakers.

That is exactly why the battery conversation is moving from cell capacity to chemical performance.

Commodity chemicals support scale.
Niche specialty chemicals create differentiation.

EV Competitiveness = Battery Chemistry × Charging Confidence × Carbon Credibility ÷ Cost of Ownership

The carbon math is also not automatic.

Better chemistry can mean longer life, fewer replacements, safer fast charging and improved recycling economics.

Poor chemistry can mean oversized packs, faster degradation, higher embedded carbon, fossil-heavy charging dependency and end-of-life waste.

The EV may sell from the showroom.

The strategy sits inside the battery.

Lithium may power the battery. Specialty chemistry decides whether that power becomes performance, profit or problem.
Dr. Anju Sharma

Originally published on LinkedIn on 2026-05-26 16:41:42: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn%3Ali%3Ashare%3A7465079729059151872

TheNewMiddleClassOfCarbon
7-Question Carbon Class Scorecard for Employees
Dr. Anju Sharma MrsSustainability

Carbon class is not decided only by what a company says in its sustainability report.

It is decided by what employees can actually find, explain, trace and prove.

The next carbon divide will not only be:

Clean vs dirty.

It will be:

Measurable vs invisible.

Use this simple scorecard.

Score each question from 1 to 3:

1 = We do not really know / mostly manual
2 = We have some information, but it is incomplete or scattered
3 = We have clear, reliable, traceable information

1. Are emissions actually reducing?

Can we show year-on-year reduction, not just lower production or one-time changes?

1: Not clear
2: Improving in some areas
3: Clear reduction with evidence

2. Do we know where emissions come from?

Can we identify emissions from energy, fuel, transport, raw materials, suppliers, waste or product use?

1: Only broad numbers
2: Major sources known, gaps remain
3: Traceable to sites, processes and products

3. Is carbon data easy to find?

Is the data in one system, or scattered across Excel files, emails, PDFs and invoices?

1: Manual and scattered
2: Partly digital, fragmented
3: Structured and retrievable

4. Do we have supplier and Scope 3 visibility?

Do suppliers give actual emissions data, or do we mostly use assumptions?

1: Mostly missing
2: Partial supplier data
3: Updated and linked to purchasing decisions

5. Are calculation methods consistent?

Do teams calculate carbon in the same way every year?

1: Unclear or changing
2: Partly documented
3: Consistent and explainable

6. Can claims survive scrutiny?

Can we show meter readings, invoices, supplier declarations, calculations and approvals?

1: Difficult to prove
2: Some claims proven
3: Key claims audit-ready

7. Can carbon proof help business win?

Can it support tenders, exports, green claims, ESG ratings, finance and customer trust?

1: Not business-ready
2: Useful in parts
3: Market-ready proof

Add your score

19–21 = Carbon Upper Class
Improving emissions + strong proof + business-useful carbon data.

12–18 = Carbon Middle Class
Good effort + partial proof + lost premium risk.

The work may be happening.
The proof may not be travelling.

7–11 = Carbon Working Class
High exposure + weak proof + margin pressure.

This scorecard is not meant to blame employees.

It reveals where the organisation needs stronger systems.

In the carbon economy:

Performance without proof loses value.
Readable companies become bankable.
Traceable companies become tradable.

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Originally published on LinkedIn on 2026-05-24 02:16:41: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn%3Ali%3AugcPost%3A7464137262969073664

The27TrillionShift: Sustainable finance market
Dr. Anju Sharma MrsSustainability

The rules of capital access are being rewritten & sustainability information is holding the pen.

The sustainable finance market expands from USD 13.4 trillion in 2025 to nearly USD 26.93 trillion by 2031 at a 12.34% CAGR. This is no longer ethical investing’s niche corner. It is the new financial matrix.

Can your green claim withstand scrutiny?

The GreenClaimForensics series maps a journey from badge-wearing to forensic-grade proof and that journey now has direct financial consequences.

Access to capital will increasingly depend on credible climate governance, risk management, transition planning, and evidence-backed claims.

Companies that fall short may face:

✓ Higher scrutiny
✓ Reduced lender confidence
✓ Tougher covenants
✓ Weaker ESG-screened capital access
✓ Greater reputational and regulatory risk

The shift is structural, not seasonal.

85% of institutional investors now integrate sustainability criteria into investment decisions — asking sharper questions:

✓ Which exact claim does this support?
✓ What product, plant, supplier, or batch does it cover?
✓ Is the data assured or self-declared?
✓ Can the claim survive audit and regulatory review?

These are not ESG questions anymore.

They are pricing questions.
Covenant questions.
Capital-access questions.

The proof gap is already costing companies dearly.

A Paris court ordered TotalEnergies to pay €10,000 per day until it removed carbon-neutrality claims — the first greenwashing judgment against an oil and gas major under EU consumer law.

Net-zero ambition without a traceable proof system is now a courtroom liability.

A Frankfurt court banned Apple’s “CO₂ neutral” Apple Watch advertising, with €250,000 per repeat violation. Apple has since begun phasing out carbon-neutral language across EU markets ahead of the EmpCo Directive enforcement in September 2026.

Green loan issuance rose 36% in 2025 to USD 225 billion. Sustainability_linked loan volumes fell 17%.

The market is already rewarding evidence trails over intent-based commitments.

Badge → Disclosure → Evidence → Traceability → Assurance → Forensic Sustainability

The Claim-Specific Proof Architecture is not a compliance checklist.

It is the due diligence language CFOs, treasury teams, and boards must speak fluently to access green bonds, sustainability-linked financing, and ESG-screened capital.

A green claim without proof is not a strategy.

It is a financing risk wearing a recycled badge.

No receipt. No repeat.

The financial matrix has made that literal.

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Originally published on LinkedIn on 2026-05-22 07:54:08: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn%3Ali%3AgroupPost%3A1910576-7463497411232112642

TheGreenBlueprints: When Sustainability Moves from Design to Delivery

The corporate sustainability market has officially outgrown its design phase. For years, organizations focused heavily on drafting beautiful blueprints setting lofty net-zero horizons, formulating ESG frameworks, and collecting broad certificates to decorate annual reports.

TheGreenBlueprints may impress the boardroom. Only green proof survives the audit room.

Today, global buyers, institutional lenders, and sharp regulators are no longer asking about your intentions.

✓ They are testing your delivery discipline.
✓They are treating environmental claims with forensic skepticism, demanding to see the precise, unassailable data architecture backing up every single declaration.

If your green claim lacks this forensic verification, you aren’t demonstrating sustainability. You are just parading a slogan wearing safety shoes.

To transition seamlessly from promise to performance, organizations must move past surface-level compliance and construct a multi-layered, audit-ready proof stack:

TheDisclosureArchive: Verifiable BRSR Core metrics, GRI, and ISSB (IFRS S1 & S2) submissions that translate corporate transparency into absolute, year-on-year data consistency for investors.

TheClimateLedger: Historical carbon accounting structured rigorously under the GHG Protocol and PCAF, backed by validated, science-based SBTi pathways—leaving zero room for creative math or carbon-offset dependency (Verra/Gold Standard).

TheTraceabilityVault: Forensic supply-chain integrity. Batch-level supplier records, ISCC PLUS/REDcert² chain-of-custody receipts, and deep EcoVadis/TfS/SMETA audit trails that prove material truth from day one.

TheProductLifecycle File: Immutable EPD verifications and Cradle to Cradle Certified metrics that prove your product circularity and low-carbon status in physical reality, not just on the marketing invoice.

TheAssuranceShelf: The ultimate corporate guardrail. Independent, investor-grade third-party validation driven by AccountAbility AA1000AS and ISAE 3000 / 3410 to verify non-financial and GHG disclosures.

KtalystInsights™

✓Market trust is no longer given; it is audited.
✓The era of designing a beautiful green strategy and walking away is over.
✓True business longevity belongs to the leadership that can back up public declarations with forensic, archived receipts.
✓Stop collecting generic badges. Build an unassailable proof stack that can withstand the clinical scrutiny of the future.

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Originally published on LinkedIn on 2026-05-22 04:47:00: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn%3Ali%3Ashare%3A7463450318018633729

NewEnergyWorld: Reindexing the EV Value Chain
Dr. Anju Sharma MrsSustainability

The global EV race has moved backstage.

Not in showrooms.
Not in launches.
Not in glossy campaigns.

The race is now in minerals, battery chemistry, software, grids, recycling & trade-policy war rooms.

The question is no longer:

Who can sell more EVs?
It is:
Who can make EV economics work when subsidies shrink, capital gets expensive, supply chains turn political, & war-blues hit freight, fuel, & finance?

For a decade, EVs were sold as a climate-compliance story.

Profit equation now is:

EV Profitability = Battery Control × Software Margin × Scale Discipline ÷ Subsidy Dependence

EVs are no longer just an automotive transition. They are industrial power, resource control, energy security, & margin defence.

KtalystDiagnosticLens: The EV world is splitting into 5 battles:

Scale & Cost Supremacy
China has converted EV manufacturing into scale, integration, battery control, & brutal cost efficiency.

Cost Advantage = Scale × Vertical Integration × Process Discipline

Premium Engineering Survival
Legacy premium OEMs own brand, design, safety, & engineering trust. Yet hardware without software depth risks becoming beautiful hesitation.

Premium Survival = Brand Trust + Software Depth + Battery Intelligence − Execution Delay

MarketSpecificReset
Europe wants compact EVs. India needs two-wheelers, three-wheelers, fleets, & urban mobility. Emerging markets will compress the EV curve, not copy it.

Market Fit = Right Product × Right Price × Right Charging Reality

BatterySovereignty
Cells, minerals, processing, recycling, & offtake contracts are now industrial-security assets.

Battery Sovereignty = Chemistry + Processing + Cells + Recycling + Policy Insulation

PolicyTriggers & WarBluesAcceleration
EVs are being pushed by subsidy redesign, tariff walls, critical mineral rules, carbon regulations, oil volatility, shipping disruption, & geopolitical anxiety.

Governments are not merely “supporting” EVs. They are engineering EV ecosystems.

EV Acceleration = Climate Policy + Energy Security + Trade Protection + War-Risk Premium

The Economics stack reindexed:

✓ Battery pack = commodity balance sheet
✓ Charging network = grid-data infrastructure
✓ Gigafactory = sovereign industrial policy
✓ Upstream offtake = geopolitical insurance
✓ Recycling loop = future mineral bank
✓ Software layer = long-term margin vault

The winners will not merely electrify faster.
They will integrate deeper.

The EV race is no longer country versus country alone.

It is:

Chemistry × Cost × Code × Capital × Control

with two invisible accelerators:

Policy Trigger + War-Blues Pressure

Final equation:

Future EV Advantage = Controlled Value Chain + Policy Alignment − Fragmented Dependency

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Originally published on LinkedIn on 2026-05-20 05:50:41: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn%3Ali%3AugcPost%3A7462741568228245504

Carbon Is No Longer an Emission. It Is an Invoice.
Dr. Anju Sharma MrsSustainability

April_May2026 has made one thing brutally clear:

Carbon pricing has walked out of climate policy & entered the CFO dashboard.

It is no longer only about emissions reduction. It is now about trade cost, export risk, product pricing, compliance exposure, supply-chain proof, investor confidence, and board-level strategy.

✓ Carbon pricing now covers roughly 28% of global emissions.
✓ Global ETS revenues touched around US$79 billion in 2025.
✓ Carbon-pricing instruments have mobilised more than US$100 billion for public budgets.
✓ CBAM has moved from theory to trade paperwork.
✓ ISSB is expanding the sustainability lens from climate to nature.
✓ EU, China, and Brazil are now talking carbon-market alignment.
✓ India’s carbon market is moving from design to implementation.

KtalystCarbonLedger™ — where carbon stops behaving like an ESG footnote and starts behaving like a financial entry.

1. ETS = serious money — US$79B revenue.

2. ISSB = nature finance — carbon to biodiversity.

3. India CCTS = live plumbing — intensity to credits.

4. EU–China–Brazil = calculator diplomacy — markets align.

5. CBAM = proof game — paid carbon must be verified.

6. EU ETS = green industrial policy — price + protect.

7. KtalystGreenKredit™ = credibility currency — verified action wins.

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Originally published on LinkedIn on 2026-05-17 04:42:42: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn%3Ali%3AugcPost%3A7461637297638293504

TariffToils, ChinaSpoils
Dr. Anju Sharma MrsSustainability

The US–China visit is not just diplomacy.

It is a leadership test disguised as a trade discussion.

For business, the question is no longer:

Will tariffs go up or down?

The real question is:

Can leaders build strategy when policy, supply chains, technology, and geopolitics move faster than annual planning cycles?

Tariffs are no longer border taxes.

They are margin messages.

A tariff begins in a government file.
It ends in a CFO’s spreadsheet.

It travels through sourcing, inventory, working capital, pricing, customer contracts, supplier qualification, and boardroom risk reviews.

ChinaPlusOne is not ChinaMinusOne.
ChinaStays.

A leader cannot simply say, “Move sourcing out of China.

Why?

✓ Can the alternate supplier scale?
✓ Is the quality approved?
✓ Is logistics reliable?
✓ Is customer approval possible?
✓ Is compliance cleaner or merely different?
✓ Is the transition financially survivable?

NamasteIndia, is this an opportunity or a caution?

India can gain from supply-chain diversification in chemicals, electronics, EV components, solar, batteries, pharma, textiles, batteries, solar, pharma, and specialty manufacturing.

Yet India cannot treat China-plus-one as a slogan.

To become the credible “plus one,” India needs faster approvals, deeper component ecosystems, stronger logistics, reliable power, quality consistency, raw-material security, and export-ready scale.

Otherwise, global companies may reduce China risk only to discover India still needs to close the execution gap.

China’s Decrees 834 and 835 are also sitting quietly in the room like legal ghosts with procurement access.

They remind businesses that supplier visibility, audits, sanctions compliance, ESG due diligence, and de-risking are no longer back-office exercises.

Your audit may not be just an audit.
Your de-risking may not be just procurement.
Your compliance with one jurisdiction may create friction in another.

TheOxymoronEconomy:

✓Connected decoupling.
✓Predictable rivalry.
✓Transparent opacity.
✓Controlled dependency.

Next-generation leaders will not win by being louder, faster, or more digitally fluent.

They will win by reading the hidden operating system of business:

Policy as cost.
Supply chain as strategy.
Compliance as competitiveness.
Sustainability as dependency mapping.
Geopolitics as margin risk.

For GrowingIndianBusinesses, the message is sharper:

Do not just wait for business to move out of China.
Build the muscle to receive it.

In the new world, strategy is not just about where you sell.

It is about where you are exposed.

Tariff Toils, China Spoils.
The handshake may be diplomatic.
The spreadsheet is strategic.

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Originally published on LinkedIn on 2026-05-13 07:50:47: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn%3Ali%3Ashare%3A7460235078603005952

CloudSweating: AI Heat
Dr. Anju Sharma MrsSustainabilty

For years, we were told AI lives in “the cloud.

How poetic.
How weightless.
How beautifully misleading.

The word “cloud” sounds like digital angels dancing on a fibre-optic pin.

Reality check?

The cloud is not vapor.
It is a very expensive, very loud, very hot room.

Behind every “life-changing” prompt, a data center is doing HIIT without a rest day.

Servers are sweating.
Cooling systems are hyperventilating.
Power grids are checking their blood pressure.
Sustainability teams are updating dashboards.
What’s their Scope2? Inhale compute. Exhale carbon disclosure.

Greenwashing
Nothing says “sustainable future” like building giant digital furnaces and then spending billions to stop them from melting into the crust of the Earth.

EndlessLoop or a new Blackhole?:

✓ GPUs need power.
✓ Power creates heat.
✓ Heat needs cooling.
✓ Cooling needs more power.
✓ More power needs renewables.
✓ Renewables need land.
✓ Land needs approvals.
Land is Earth!

NamasteIndia’s data-center capacity is rising fast, & globally, AI-led electricity demand is moving from a technology issue to an energy-security issue.

Investors are suddenly learning a new truth:

In the AIGoldRush, the smartest money may not only chase the model.
It may chase the cooling system, the power infrastructure, the grid storage, and the carbon ledger behind the model.

The “Boring” Alpha

The next GreenAlpha may not come only from EVs, solar farms, or glossy climate decks.

It may come from the unsexy heroes keeping silicon from liquefying.

AI may be digital.

Its cost structure is painfully physical.

Is Your AI House-Trained?

Every boardroom wants “AI transformation.

It sounds noble.
It sounds futuristic.
It sounds investment-friendly.

Very few boardrooms want to ask the sweaty question:

Who is paying the cooling bill?

When someone says, “We are investing in AI,” my sustainability brain now asks:

✓ Is your AI running on clean power or coal-flavoured confidence?
✓ Is your data center cooled by innovation or Excel-based optimism?
✓ Is your carbon-neutral claim backed by electrons or enthusiastic font selection?
✓ Is your green investment actually green, or just mint-coloured capex?
✓ Is your AI strategy house-trained, grid-trained, and audit-trained?

The Final Audit

Intelligence may be artificial.

Heat is absolutely real.

The future of AI will not just be coded.
It will be cooled, powered, contracted, metered, financed, and audited.

The cloud is sweating.

Somewhere, a green investor is smiling — not only because they are saving the planet, but because they have understood the oldest gold-rush rule:

When everyone is digging for digital gold, sell the fans.

Pun intended.
Profit also intended.

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Originally published on LinkedIn on 2026-05-09 10:58:49: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn%3Ali%3Ashare%3A7458832846347161600

NurtureOverNature: The UN Carbon-Credit Paradox
Dr. Anju Sharma | MrsSustainability | KtalystGreenLove™

Carbon credits were born from Nature.
Their survival depends on Nurture.

Inside the UN’s Article 6.4 mechanism sits the paradox of the next carbon market.

The world is moving from the “Wild West” of voluntary offsets to regulated global climate-finance infrastructure.

The tension ! brutal:

Every layer of integrity adds a layer of friction.

TheDataSpine: A Market in Mutation

The 2024–2026 numbers show a clear flight to quality.

Not a trend.

A survival mandate.

1. The LiquidityCrunch
In 2024, the voluntary carbon market reported transaction value of around US$535 million, down 29% from 2023.

Transaction volume declined 25%, while average price fell only 5.5%.

Translation?

Buyers did not simply exit.

They became more selective.

2. The QualityPremium
The price spread is now clinical.

High-durability technical removals can command US$170–500+/tCO₂e.

Lower-quality or legacy avoidance credits can struggle below US$5/tCO₂e.

Buyers are not only buying carbon.

They are buying reputational insurance.

3. The Article 6.4 Milestone
In February 2026, the UN approved the first Article 6.4 credits under the Paris Agreement carbon market, linked to a clean-cooking project in Myanmar.

Not just a pilot.

This is the operating blueprint for how climate finance may move across countries, registries, corporates and project developers.

TheDiagnostic: Too Much Friction = No Market

The market needed discipline.

✓ stronger additionality
✓ better verification
✓ cleaner registries
✓ no double counting
✓ stronger safeguards

Long overdue.

Yet “Nurture” has a price tag.

✓ more monitoring
✓ more documentation
✓ more validation
✓ more audits
✓ more legal risk
✓ slower issuance

Here sits the paradox:

Too less regulation= greenwashing.
Too much friction = noMarket.

A perfect carbon market that nobody can afford to use is not a climate solution.

It is a compliance museum.

TheKtalystFormula

Market Success = Trust × Supply × Simplicity

2026CarbonLandscape for the “purest” credit designsystems that are:
1. Financeable — Capital-ready
2. Scalable — Built to grow
3. Accessible — Open to all
4. Equitable — Fair by design
5. Defensible — Audit-proof

KtalystCarbonCode™ a guideline:

DeployCapital — fund identify projects for long run

DesignForFlow — reduce compliance drag

KeepItUsable — integrity without friction

OpenAccess — developer-first entry

ProtectPeople — community-first safeguards

BuildLiquidity — deepen market depth

ScaleTrust — audit-ready systems

LetItBreathe — speed with discipline

NatureCreates | NurtureScales

PriceBridge — close the US$5 → US$200+ gap

Originally published on LinkedIn on 2026-05-04 04:51:12: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn%3Ali%3AgroupPost%3A1910576-7456928393993838592

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