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"Australia’s biggest superannuation fund has joined a protest vote against #WoodsideEnergy’s failure to do more to address the climate crisis, saying it has unanswered questions about the fossil fuel company’s plans.

Norway’s largest pension fund, #KLP, and Britain’s biggest asset manager, #LGIM, are among investors to disclose they will vote against Woodside’s climate report."

theguardian.com/australia-news

The Guardian · Australia’s largest super fund joins protest vote against Woodside’s climate plansBy Adam Morton
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"LGIM said it would back proposals for a time-bound policy to phase out lending and underwriting for #FossilFuel #exploration and development at Citigroup, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley"

"All the votes will go against the recommendations of the banks' management, #LGIM said."

LGIM has $1.5 tn under management and is a top-30 #shareholder in all of the banks.

#AGM #MoneyPipeline
reuters.com/business/finance/l

ReutersL&G's fund arm to back climate votes at U.S., Canadian banksBritain's biggest asset manager, Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM), said on Thursday it would back a number of climate-focused shareholder resolutions at the annual meetings of leading U.S. and Canadian banks.
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The catch?
We have to move fast before the window of opportunity closes:
"The global economy will save about $19 trillion by 2050 if the transition process begins in earnest today instead of 2030, according to #LGIM."

#ClimateChange #ClimateAction #EnergyTransition
bloomberg.com/news/articles/20

BloombergLGIM Warns Investors All Asset Classes Face Transition FalloutBy Alastair Marsh

Climate action is not expensive:

"The £1.2 trillion ($1.5 tn) asset manager #LGIM said that it has undertaken a “root-and-branch review” of all its #climate scenarios and found that, to its surprise, it would cost a “statistically insignificant amount” to limit the increase in global temperatures to less than 2°C. That outcome could be achieved for the equivalent of as little as 1 basis point of global GDP per month over the next quarter century,"

#ClimateChange
mining.com/web/cost-of-energy-