Illinois Treasurer Frerichs Op-Ed: Climate change poses financial risks. Why would officials want investors to ignore that fact? – Chicago Tribune*

"So, it’s baffling why some officials around the country appear to want to skip this professional responsibility by banning investment managers and banks that consider the billion-dollar risks related to climate change, environmental degradation, water shortages and poor company governance."
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Stewie the Roof Baby
3 years ago

Who wouldn’t base investment decisions on far left ESG lies instead of returns?

Truth in Cook County
3 years ago

Frerichs better go to China and India and discuss their climate initiatives. About 75% of forecast future emissions will come from those two countries alone. Wants to limit us in Illinois and let those countries off scot-free. This man is too blinded by local lunacy to comprehend this. A political grifter.

Pat S.
3 years ago

More green lunacy,

Ex Illini
3 years ago

Another woke agenda item in the form of a threat. It never ends with these people.

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