•      "Sustainable investments have demonstrated their potential to generate positive outcomes, both for the companies involved and for society as a whole. I’ve spent a good portion of my political life and career advocating for renewable energy, sustainability and common-sense practices. It just isn’t the role of government to dictate to corporations how they should invest their capital – as long as they abide by the law. When companies engage in sustainable practices while complying with regulatory frameworks, they can contribute to the betterment of our planet, our nation, and our society without compromising their bottom line." Source: Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes 

•      "The rule's ``pecuniary'' vs. ``non-pecuniary'' distinction is arbitrary, flawed, and out of step with how ESG factors are considered by retirement asset managers, and many other investors. The Trump-era rule also prohibited investments with an objective, goal, or principal investment strategy that includes the use of one or more non-pecuniary (ESG) factors from being considered a qualified default investment alternative (QDIAs), such as a target date fund." Source: Committee on Education and the Workforce Democrats, Minority Opinion