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How green is green?IntroductionEssay format2. Choose a fitting title Sustainable finance has become increasingly prevalent for investors in recent years. The rise in ESG policies and lack of governance on what constitutes a sustainable fund has resulted in extensive greenwashing. American oil giant Chevron is a case in point. Unconvinced by the company's clean-energy claims, NGOs have filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission, accusing the firm of misleading consumers. France has introduced one of the world's first legal sanctions directly against greenwashing, in a ruling that would mean that guilty parties could be fined up to 80% of the cost of the false promotional campaign, a published correction on billboards or in the media. More countries should follow France's example to avoid greenwashing. Discuss.

There should be four-paragraph argumentative essay (three fifty word) that includes an introduction, two supporting arguments and a conclusion. You will learn to define a thesis statement and defend it using reason, evidence and logical argumentation.

1. Use a white line for proper paragraphing

3. Avoid informal words/phrases: things, stuff, big, a lot of, get/got/gotten

4. Avoid contractions (samentrekkingen): don't, doesn't, isn't, aren't, can't, won't. Instead, write them in full: do not, does not, is not, are not, cannot, will not.

5. Unity: address one and only one topic per supporting paragraph (see sample essays).

6. Logically order your (supporting) paragraphs and sentences by using linking words: first, second, in addition, also, moreover, however, besides, in fact, in conclusion, all in all, etc.