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An anti-ESG Fund would short companies overvalued due to government-dictated ESG metrics and buy companies undervalued due to said metrics.

Advocates for divesting from oil as part of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) goals are seemingly unaware, that once refined, oil serves as the basis of more than 6,000 products in our daily lives that did not exist before the 1900s,

If energy dominance, economic superiority, lower prices, higher standards of living, and enhanced national security, are the goals, there is a simple solution: unshackle the fossil fuel industries, allowing them to operate according to the laws of supply and demand, rather than politicians whims.

Allowing banks to collude to reshape economies and lifestyles so using Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) standards, requirements or scores is a very dangerous precedent. People never voted to give banks this sort of control over our world.

Seven important points to keep in mind when considering ESG metrics and whether prohibitions against them would violate free-market principles.

Seven important points to keep in mind when considering ESG metrics and whether prohibitions against them would violate free-market principles.

Under the banner of ESG (environmental, social and governance) investing, the West’s capital is being deployed to create an artificial shortage of oil and gas produced by its companies and reward non-Western oil and gas producers such as Russia and Iran with higher prices. In doing so, the West is undermining its own security interests.

The Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) divest from fossil fuels movement, pushed by many of the masters of the financial universe, is leading the world to an era of Extreme Shortages Guaranteed, ESG, with a vengeance!

By Patrick Tyrrell Everywhere you look, leftist members of big investment companies like BlackRock Inc. and “woke” CEOs at companies like Delta Air Lines Inc....

Any mandated Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) standards and disclosure rules imposed on the markets should account for the economic, environmental, human rights costs of green energy requirements.