Block Biden’s Climate Regulation
The Left is weaponizing corporate America—and our investments—as a tool to advance their radical ideology.
The Left is weaponizing corporate America—and our investments—as a tool to advance their radical ideology.
The American Securities Association (ASA) today submitted a comment letter urging the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to drop its climate-disclosure rule and refrain from fundamentally transforming the securities laws in this way without express Congressional authorization.
Conservative rabble-rouser Steve Milloy wasn’t happy last year when sustainable investment advocates scored a series of major victories at the annual meeting of Exxon Mobil Corp.
Larry Fink, the CEO of the woke investment firm Blackrock, thinks he is saving the world and preventing climate change by shaking down American fossil fuel companies – conveniently while raking in money from the world’s biggest polluter, China.
The narrative that man is cooking his planet like an overdone Thanksgiving turkey has survived only because the media have propped it up.
Climate change prophecy hangs its hat on computer climate models.
Central banks and financial regulators are not being honest about their authority, expertise, and intent in pursuing mandatory climate-risk disclosures and risk models.
Over the past decade, rich nations and private enterprises have raised at least $500 billion to help developing countries cope with climate change.
I’ve been thinking a lot about doom.
Advocates of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing seem to have good reason to be optimistic these days. Virtually every day, another news story explains the upward trajectory of assets managed “according to” or “consistent with” an ESG framework. Corporate leaders will no doubt be under even more pressure to embrace the responsible investing movement this week, as heads of state convene for talks at the major United Nations climate conference, COP26, in Glasgow.
A third of global private capital assets is now managed with climate, diversity, and other non-financial goals in mind.
Republican lawmakers’ opposition to a Biden administration proposal to favor environmentally conscious retirement funds is delaying Senate action on President Joe Biden‘s pick to oversee private-sector employee benefits.
China’s President Xi Jinping has apparently not yet decided whether to travel to Glasgow next month for the big climate conference known as COP26. That is no doubt partly because he’s heard about the weather in Glasgow in November, and partly because he knows the whole thing will be a waste of his time. After all, the fact that it is the 26th such meeting and none of the previous 25 solved the problem they set out to solve suggests the odds are that the event will be the flop on the Clyde.
Here is light at the end of the covid tunnel, at least according to the Davos billionaire crowd who after two years of missing their favorite World Economic Forum conclave where they get to bash things like wealth inequality and climate change shortly after landing in their private jets, are set to return to the ritzy Swiss ski resort in 2022.
Keynote Address at the 2021 Society for Corporate Governance National Conference – Good morning and thank you for the invitation to speak today at the Society for Corporate Governance 2021 National Conference…