CHEYENNE, Wyo. - s4story -- In 2020, Wyoming Investor Investment Analyst, Jake Heath-Grey, articulated a compelling vision of hydroelectric power as a cornerstone of the global energy transition. He emphasized that hydro is not just a renewable energy source but a critical enabler for accelerating the shift toward a sustainable and resilient energy system for governments and the political motivation.

Emily Wei, an Educational Investment Analyst Intern, emphasizes the tangible impacts of climate change on water resources, which are directly influencing investment strategies. "Climate change is already reshaping the water cycle," Wei explains. "We're seeing more frequent and extreme droughts and floods, altered seasonal patterns, reduced snowpack in some regions, and stressed groundwater supplies. These changes introduce significant volatility in water supply, increase treatment costs—particularly when floods reduce raw water quality—and necessitate a heightened focus on resilience and adaptive management."

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Meanwhile, pension funds are asserting their influence in the climate transition. In May 2024, CalPERS, the California Public Employees' Retirement System and one of the largest pension funds in the world, took a firm stand against oil industry giants. The fund publicly condemned ExxonMobil's Board of Directors after they sued shareholder groups—Arjuna Capital and Follow This—to prevent the submission of climate-related proposals at ExxonMobil's annual meeting. CalPERS viewed this legal action as an attempt to silence shareholders and undermine their rights to hold corporations accountable on climate issues. The pension fund reaffirmed its commitment to pushing for greater corporate accountability and robust climate action within the energy sector.

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Mirabelle Brown, Educational Investment Analyst opinion is that this stance is echoed by CalSTRS, the California State Teachers' Retirement System, which is the largest educator-only public pension fund globally and the second-largest in the United States. Serving over one million members and beneficiaries, CalSTRS, firmly believes that responsible investment practices are essential for a sustainable future. Brown states, "In my opinion, climate resilience and sustainable energy investments are not just ethical choices—they are necessary for safeguarding our assets and ensuring a stable future. Incorporating climate considerations into our investment strategies is crucial for long-term success and for holding companies accountable for their role in the climate crisis."

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