New York Times: A threat to internet freedom
Boston Globe: Health, justice, lunch
The White House: Executive Actions to Accelerate Impact Investing to Create Jobs and Strengthen Communities
Shareholder EngagementArjuna CapitalBarack Obama, Capricorn Investment Group, climate change, Ford Foundation, MacArthur Foundation, McKnight Foundation, Prudential, shareholder activism, sustainable investing, White House
National Journal—Wall Street: Your climate war has arrived
Carbon Asset Risk, Shareholder EngagementArjuna Capitalbig oil, Carbon Asset Risk, climate change, energy, ExxonMobil, fossil fuels, Goldman Sachs, Henry Paulson, National Journal, Robert Rubin
Financial Advisor: Climate shift
Carbon Asset Risk, Distributed EnergyArjuna CapitalCarbon Asset Risk, Carbon Disclosure Project, Ceres, climate change, Financial Advisor, fossil fuels, Investor Network on Climate Risk, Pax World, Proxy Impact, stranded assets, Sustainability Accounting Standards Board, Sustainable Insight Capital Management, sustainable investing, Sustainable Investments Institute
The New York Times: Cutting back on carbon
GreenBiz: Really? ExxonMobil left the risk out of its climate risk report
Carbon Asset Risk, Shareholder EngagementNatasha Lambbig oil, Bob Litterman, Carbon Asset Risk, climate change, ExxonMobil, fossil fuels, Goldman Sachs, Kepos Financial, Natasha Lamb, shareholder activism, shareholder resolutions, stranded assets
SRI Connect: Meet Adam Seitchik, CIO, Arjuna Capital
Common Dreams: Humanity's destruction of Earth's climate in ninety seconds
New York Times: The right way to develop shale gas
Arjuna Capital's Shareholder Engagement with Exxon Mobil
The Guardian: Exxon Mobil says climate change unlikely to stop it selling fossil fuels
Carbon Asset Risk, Shareholder EngagementArjuna Capitalbig oil, Carbon Asset Risk, climate change, ExxonMobil, fossil fuels, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Natasha Lamb, shareholder activism, shareholder engagement, shareholder resolutions, The Guardian
Grist—ExxonMobil: Carbon caps? Fat chance. We'll just keep on drilling.
Carbon Asset Risk, Shareholder EngagementArjuna CapitalCarbon Asset Risk, climate change, ExxonMobil, fossil fuels, Grist, Natasha Lamb, shareholder activism, shareholder engagement, shareholder resolutions
Wall Street Journal: More companies bow to investors with a social cause
Shareholders: ExxonMobil Takes Crucial Step Of Acknowledging Carbon Asset Risk … But More Is Needed
