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A Leonard Leo-funded effort to destroy ESG has scared off much of corporate America.
By: Steven Mufson
Once a rising force in finance, ESG investing has become a political target, leading major firms to abandon climate pledges and prompting investigations into potential antitrust violations.
By: Tom Hamburger, Steven Mufson
A Leonard Leo–funded effort to destroy ESG has scared off much of corporate America.
