Why Banks Are Fighting ESG Regulations in the States

Why Banks Are Fighting ESG Regulations in the States
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Paul Fitzpatrick
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For the last few years, the mirage of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) has been exposed for what it is: a backdoor attempt to use Americans’ investments to fund far-left political goals. Corporations’ ESG commitments are preventing investment in natural resources such as oil, gas, and coal, even as Americans are pounded by higher energy costs and inflation.

Paul Fitzpatrick
Paul Fitzpatrick
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Paul Fitzpatrick is president of the 1792 Exchange, an organization dedicated to advancing freedom by protecting small businesses and nonprofits and moving corporations back toward neutral.
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