A majority of Anadarko Petroleum Corp. shareholders, about 53 percent, voted on Tuesday in favor of a resolution asking the company to assess its financial risk if limits are placed on global warming, as discussed in the 2016 Paris Climate Agreement.
The somewhat rare Anadarko vote followed a majority of Kinder Morgan Inc. shareholders voting May 9 in favor of two climate-related resolutions. Houston-based Kinder Morgan is one of North America’s largest energy infrastructure companies.
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