Sustainability & Climate

It just got harder for shareholders to push companies on climate

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The SEC has made it more difficult for small investors to submit proposals and communicate concerns about climate change to corporations by limiting access to its online system and ceasing guidance on whether companies must put shareholder proposals to a vote. This move restricts the voice of shareholders and could reduce transparency in capital markets, potentially harming the American economy by limiting engagement between companies and their owners.

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