Opinion | A Sneaky Form of Climate Obstruction Hurts Pension Funds

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : These are short-sighted political moves from a party that typically champions the free market, and that is why 12 other state treasurers and New York City's comptroller recently joined me to urge that these policies be reversed.
52% : The world is shifting toward clean energy, and we need to take the risks and opportunities of that transition into account as we manage retirement funds for people who will need them 10, 20 or 30 years out.
37% : For policymakers to mandate willful ignorance about an entire category of risk and block private companies from doing business with their states because they might not share the same ideology is un-American.

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