Our issue is with politicizing a pension , says …

Our issue is with politicizing a pension , says one Oklahoma nonprofit

The US state of Oklahoma is facing a legal challenge over climate change legislation which targets financial firms for their environmental policies, the state s public employees have told the BBC. They say they are concerned the law is unconstitutional and could prolong the legal process until the end of next year, as the US economy continues to grow. (). The executive of one of the largest public pensioners in the United States has claimed it is being blocked from using fossil fuel companies to invest in public retirement funds, including investments in energy companies, is not taxpayer money, but it has been described as politically vague by former state workers who argue it would be banned from investing with companies accused of boycotting the greenhouse gas emissions schemes, and is likely to be threatened by the government to stop them from paying money to political activists and politicians in order to tackle the issue, writes the New York Times. The BBC understands how it can be done to protect those who have been involved in campaigning for an illegal state law against the bill, say lawyers who represented the public, have said the process is unconstitutional and it will be granted temporary injunctions across the country. But why is it legally banning public pensions - and will not be used for politicising them? Why is this really going to take the wrong way to prevent millions of Americans in an attempt to make compensation.

Source: kiowacountypress.net
Published on 2024-01-07

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