Texans deserve honesty about who is trying to strangle the industries that keep the lights on and food on our tables. Unfortunately, the recent decision to remove BlackRock from Texas’s list of energy boycotters was based on little more than press releases and wishful thinking.
BlackRock would like policymakers and the public to believe it has suddenly reformed its ways. That it no longer bullies companies into surrendering to radical climate demands. That it has embraced a newfound respect for the fossil fuels that power Texas and feed America. But a close look at BlackRock’s own documents tells a different story: The war on affordable and reliable energy continues.
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