EXCLUSIVE — A left-wing group shaping President Joe Biden’s climate agenda is being asked by House Republicans to turn over internal records and for one of its top staffers to appear for a transcribed interview, as the GOP slams the organization for allegedly failing to comply with a subpoena.

In sets of letters Friday to Ceres employee Andrew Logan and the Boston-based charity’s lawyer Matthew Miller, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) raised concerns to Ceres over whether it may have violated antitrust law by helping to lead a $68 trillion climate initiative that includes companies pressuring regulators to adopt green energy-friendly policies. Jordan wrote in the letters that Ceres hasn’t fully cooperated with his June 2023 subpoena to the group for information on its promotion of corporate environmental, social, and governance, which the Right has increasingly scrutinized due to it allegedly promoting “woke” policies.