The Climate Cartel: Money Managers, Energy Companies, and the Politics of ESG

$115.00

Gabriel A. Darrick (Editor)

Series: Government Procedures and Operations
BISAC: BUS027000; POL040000

This book provides an examination of the intersection between corporate governance, climate policy, and financial influence in the United States. It investigates how institutional investors and money managers have shaped the strategies and decision-making of major energy companies through Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) initiatives. Chapters explore alleged coordination among financial actors, the role of public pension funds, and antitrust inquiries aimed at understanding potential collusion in the energy sector. By analyzing the legal, political, and economic dimensions of ESG-driven corporate activism, this book offers an in-depth perspective on the mechanisms, implications, and debates surrounding corporate influence in climate governance.

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Table of Contents

Preface

Chapter 1. Sustainability Shakedown: How a Climate Cartel of Money Managers Colluded to Take Over the Board of America’s Largest Energy Company
Committee on the Judiciary

Chapter 2. How Governor Tim Walz’s State Public Pension Fund Colludes with the Climate Cartel to Raise Energy Costs for American Consumers
Committee on the Judiciary

Chapter 3. Climate Control: Exposing the Decarbonization Collusion in Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Investing
U.S. House of Representatives

Chapter 4. Jordan and Massie Demand Information from Over 130 Companies Surrounding Their Involvement with Woke ESG Cartel Climate Action 100+
Committee on the Judiciary

Chapter 5. Republicans Launch Antitrust Investigation Into Climate-Obsessed Corporate ‘Cartel’
Tristan Justice

Chapter 6. Letter to Ms. Mindy S. Lubber
Dan Bishop and Jim Jordan

Index

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