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Some 'Leaders' Refuse To 'Measure What Matters' When It Comes To Climate Crisis
29 Aug 2023 | Abstracted from Chicago Sun Times
"House committee that oversees financial markets held a hearing on “how mandates like ESG distort markets and drive up costs...The event had an 'Alice in Wonderland' feel
"House Republicans who called the hearing made no mention of studies by consulting firms like PwC and McKinsey that have found huge majorities want to do business with and work at companies that lead on [environmental, social and corporate governance]."
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