Email Your MPs and Premier Cook | Safeguarding WA’s EPA and Environment
The WA Government has recently proposed significant changes to the state’s environmental assessment system and the Envir...
Between April and June each year, almost every major publicly-held company in the country hosts an annual shareholder meeting. At these meetings, shareholders introduce and vote on proposals that help to direct the future of the company.
In recent years, shareholders of banks and insurance companies have introduced dozens of climate-related resolutions, pushing the companies on everything from climate lobbying, reducing emissions, and breaking ties with fossil fuel companies.
And one type of investor has a huge influence on whether these votes pass, or fail: public pensions.
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Between April and June each year, almost every major publicly-held company in the country hosts an annual shareholder meeting. At these meetings, shareholders introduce and vote on proposals that help to direct the future of the company.
In recent years, shareholders of banks and insurance companies have introduced dozens of climate-related resolutions, pushing the companies on everything from climate lobbying, reducing emissions, and breaking ties with fossil fuel companies.
And one type of investor has a huge influence on whether these votes pass, or fail: public pensions.
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