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Republicans Weigh Rolling Back Anti-ESG Law They Passed Leonard Leo’s Concord Fund Top Funder of Republican AGs Group in 2024 – EXPOSEDbyCMD More Than a Third of Independent Lennar Shareholders Push Homebuilder for Emissions Targets Investment in US renewables hit a record $88B last year Supreme Court: Companies can’t be sued for not disclosing climate risk Why a Portfolio With Low ESG Risk Can Better Withstand a Market Crisis Capital One shareholders urged to approve scope 3 target-setting proposal House GOP spearheads legislation to strike down SEC climate disclosure rule Louisiana’s flagship university lets oil firms influence research for a price Why Companies Need to Lobby for Climate Policy

Investors Declare Support for Accountability Resolutions at 8 Financial Institutions

This year, investors filed 18 resolutions at 8 banks and insurance providers calling for improved climate-related disclosures, adopting science-based targets for 2030, phasing out lending and underwriting to companies engaging in new fossil fuel expansion, and strengthening due diligence policies on Indigenous rights. 

These resolutions were filed by several investors, including the New York City Comptroller, New York State Comptroller, Trillium Asset Management, Green Century Capital Management, As You Sow, and the Sierra Club Foundation, among others.

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