A few weeks ago we had on Jesse Coleman with documented to walk through how the same dark

money network that once founded climate denial is now funding state treasures.

In an effort to push back against so-called woke capitalism.

The reference to environmental, social, and governance guidelines in the finance space

or ESG, which if anything has mostly been a pretty handy greenwashing tool for a lot

of polluting industries over the years.

It was until the Securities and Exchange Commission announced that the next phase of its ESG plan

was to require companies to disclose climate risk.

Seems logical enough, climate impacts could definitely have a financial impact as well,

both in terms of extreme weather events and in terms of legislative changes.

Not to mention the massive amount of litigation currently facing many companies that are the

drivers of climate change.

But remember, Coleman told us the anti-ISG crowd are reaching way back into the vault of

climate change denial, claiming not only that climate change isn't happening, but that

actually more CO2 in the atmosphere is a net gain.

CO2 isn't bad for you, it's causing a great greeting of the earth.

Coleman also told us about one state treasure in particular.

Riley Moore, the treasure of West Virginia, who's a real leader of all of this, was actually

on a podcast with the head of SFOF.

He was talking about why the state treasures are so perfect as a weapon against climate policy.

He said, the attorneys' generals, they have to work through the courts.

I speak with the taxpayers' money, with the stroke of my pen, I can change things and

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