A group of investors is trying to shut down this mining company from the inside

First State Super, Australia's third largest super fund, announced this year it would dump investments in companies that derived more than 10 per cent of their revenue from thermal coal.

One against Woodside this year asked it to align its strategy with the aims of the Paris Agreement received more than 50 per cent.Mr Vincent said the difference between Market Forces's latest moves and previous resolutions was the degree of tolerance for a company "pretending that it can just go on with business as usual".

He advises investors on how to vote on these resolutions, as well as some companies targeted by them.

What a great idea.

100 investors is the equivalent of one single worthless atom in the universe

Of course the ABC pushes on with its biased rabbid anti coal Pro renewable adgenda

Awesome

Climate change a total scam

Cool. Now I know not to invest in them, rather save so when they get bought out invest in THAT company. Hahahaha. Hippies.

Australian Govt wont build new Coal fired power station Hmm DH Coal Rush: China, Japan & India Back Coal-Fired Future With Hundreds of New Plants

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