There is No Denying It - Climate Change Is Changing Proxy Season
Shareholder proposals on environment related issues including climate change have increased for the second year in a row and there is no reason to believe that trend will change in 2022. Of the 115 environmental proposals submitted, 85 were climate related.
October 26, 2021 at 03:36 PM
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From the ExpertsAs Congress continues to negotiate when a final vote on the proposed bipartisan infrastructure bill will occur, directors in corporate boardrooms are likely discussing how rebuilding the country's bridges, roads, tunnels, airports, water systems and power grids might impact their businesses. After all, one of President Joe Biden's primary agenda items is rebuilding the nation's infrastructure, and his administration appears to be connecting that goal with energy policy and concerns for the environment and climate change. This could have far reaching implications for companies during Biden's first term in office.
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