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I love riding Honda motorcycles, my first motorcycle was a carbureted 2004 CBR F4. I have also owned a 2007 CBR 1000rr that lasted me 69,000 miles which is very high milage for a sport bike, so I decided to look up their corporate social responsibility report. It was extremely in-depth report. Their CSR is split in between two web pages that offer an easy to read and understand version of the CSR, and a more technical one. Both web pages are well supported by research. While the easy to navigate and read web page is a news feed with different stories of Honda supporting the community, the technical web site has numerus reports of their different departments' impact on the environment through research and methods. Honda is on the cutting edge when it comes to social responsibility. With their 2050 year goal of zero environmental impact, they have broken down different individual targets throughout the 30 year span releasing more EV model base cars. Both pages have hyperlinks leading to different facts, spreadsheets, and reports. As a consumer, I would trust the information that I found between the two pages, and after reading the available information I am now more of a fan of the Honda Company. Not only did this information prove useful, it also made me think about buying stock in Honda, and the ESG ETF's in my opinion is the will be one of the key factors in the future when it comes to major companies.