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Superannuation funds in Australia have the power to hold fossil fuel companies to account - Australian Conservation Foundation
A huge opportunity to shift two of Australia’s worst polluters is within reach. At the upcoming Annual General Meetings (AGMs) of gas giants Woodside and Santos, both companies’ chairs – Richard Goyder and Keith Spence – are up for re-election.
Lucky for us, nearly every person in Australia can influence what happens at fossil fuel AGMs.
Almost all of us are members of one or more superannuation funds, who together hold roughly a third of Australia’s sharemarket. With their supersized investments in Woodside and Santos, super funds have power to hold polluters to account, vote company directors out and vote climate action in.
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Superannuation funds in Australia have the power to hold fossil fuel companies to account - Australian Conservation Foundation
A huge opportunity to shift two of Australia’s worst polluters is within reach. At the upcoming Annual General Meetings (AGMs) of gas giants Woodside and Santos, both companies’ chairs – Richard Goyder and Keith Spence – are up for re-election.
Lucky for us, nearly every person in Australia can influence what happens at fossil fuel AGMs.
Almost all of us are members of one or more superannuation funds, who together hold roughly a third of Australia’s sharemarket. With their supersized investments in Woodside and Santos, super funds have power to hold polluters to account, vote company directors out and vote climate action in.
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