What is ESG?
However, political activists use ESG as a way to drive a progressive agenda and ideological allies in the business community help push this agenda through economic coercion and ignoring democratic processes.
Here is what ESG really means.
Environmental
This focuses on the progressive green agenda, driven by misguided strategies to combat climate change and reduce carbon emissions through forcing financial investments into certain energy markets.
Social
This focuses on specific social criteria that works to force companies to adhere to political demands to maintain good financial investment status, even when the political issues have nothing to do with the company’s business.
Governance
This focuses on certain political contributions, the diversity make-up, and political activism of a company’s board, as well as the CEO pay as a measure of whether a company is a good financial investment.
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The Hypocrisy of ESG
Consumers’ Research launched a new mobile billboard campaign that exposes the hypocrisy of ESG investing.
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