Press & Media Inquiries
Climate Finance Action provides expert research and commentary on public pension funds, climate risk, fiduciary duty, and in-state investment strategies. Contact us for media inquiries.
About Climate Finance Action
Climate Finance Action (CFA) works at the intersection of public finance, labor, and climate resilience to help pension funds, trustees, and stakeholders understand and mitigate long-term systemic risk while pursuing responsible investment strategies. Our work focuses on translating complex financial and climate risk issues into actionable insights for decision-makers.
Recent Coverage & Commentary
CFA’s research, commentary, and expert perspectives have been featured by:
ImpactAlpha, 2025: At Tesla’s upcoming shareholder meeting, the spotlight is on governance
NonProfit Quarterly, 2025: How Our Public Pension Dollars Can Advance Climate Justice
The Oregonian, 2025: Protecting workers and building resilience
Oregon Capital Chronicle, 2025: A Win-Win for Oregon - Legislation that protects public workers and fosters economic growth
Baltimore Business Journal, 2025: New Md. pension fund strategy emphasizes social responsibility
ESG Investor, 2024: ESG, Trump, and the ‘Anti-woke’ Backlash
Robert G. Eccles, 2023: How Climate Finance Action is Bridging Finance and Climate Activism
Featured Research & Publications
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Unlocking State Power: Overcoming Barriers to In-State Climate Investment
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Investing in Our Future: A Guide for Climate-Conscious Pension Strategies
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Managing Risk and Opportunity in Private Market investments
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Protecting Your Pension: A Guide to Speaking Up on Climate Risk
Media Inquiries & Interviews
For press inquiries, interview requests, or expert comment on public pension funds, climate risk, state and local investment, or labor-aligned climate finance, please contact:
Email: info@climatefinanceaction.org
Organization: Climate Finance Action
We welcome inquiries from journalists, editors, and producers.
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“Working with Climate Finance Action has been extremely helpful in translating our climate risk management goals into practical opportunities for policy improvements and actionable steps for the Minnesota State Board of Investment. Their policy resources are helping us make meaningful progress.”
Julie Blaha, Minnesota State Auditor
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“Without (Climate Finance Action’s) early and consistent engagement, we could not have presented such a compelling story to legislators and advocates in support of the passing of the Climate Resilience Investment Act in Oregon. We’re excited to begin implementing this critical piece of legislation.”
Elizabeth Steiner, Oregon State Treasurer