Copenhagen Consensus Center President Bjorn Lomborg on the need to be honest about the real costs of climate policyNew York Times writer David Wallace-Well penned an op-ed Thursday that accused the world's largest asset manager BlackRock and other corporations of"hypocrisy" on climate change.
Wallace-Wells pointed to an annual letter published by BlackRock CEO Larry Fink as evidence for his claim. He noted that Fink"called global warming the most serious threat to the financial system in his 40 years of experience and promised a drastic response from his firm.
"But in his annual letter this January, just two years later, Fink struck a radically different tone, rejecting ‘woke’ capitalism and elevating the principle that investors should center only on profits," he wrote."In the spring, the firm announced it would support fewer shareholder resolutions on climate change, ‘as we do not consider them to be consistent with our clients’ long-term financial interests.’ Just months before, BlackRock closed a $15.
PARDONS Republicans who helped Trump try to overthrow the US government on Jan 6 sought pardons At least 5 House Republicans sought pardons after Jan. 6, including Brooks, Gaetz, testimony reveals
Republicans who helped Trump try to overthrow the US government on Jan 6 sought pardons At least 5 House Republicans sought pardons after Jan. 6, including Brooks, Gaetz, testimony reveals
OMG CLIMATE HYPOCRISY! The New York Times a paper on a mission to bring us socialism, and that is the best they can do?
One thing this climate idiocy has done is it exposed just how illiterate and dumb people are who have bought into it.
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