Sending Email The California Public Employees' Retirement System should
pressure automakers including General Motors Corp. to comply with
state rules to cut carbon dioxide emissions, two directors of the
pension fund said Monday.
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Reading Email California Controller Steve Westly and Sean Harrigan, president
of CalPERS, sent a letter to other board members Monday saying that
carmakers were wasting shareholder money by fighting rules that
might be adopted by states that account for 25% of the U.S. car
market.
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Storing Email This year, California approved regulations requiring makers of
cars and trucks to cut emissions of the heat-trapping gas starting
with 2009 models, making it the first state to regulate exhaust
tied to global warming. Automakers have threatened to file lawsuits
blocking the standards.
Email Software "I'm deeply concerned that the industry's plans to fight new
auto emission standards in our state could harm the long-term
financial interests of share owners," Harrigan said in a statement.
"Auto companies and their share owners are better served if share
owner dollars are used to comply with these standards rather than
fight them."
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Antispam Software CalPERS, the largest U.S. pension fund, owns shares worth $838
million in GM, Ford Motor Co. and other car companies and
frequently uses its investments to pressure businesses to oust
managers or change policies.
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Fight Spam CalPERS should join with other shareholders and pursue proxy
campaigns if the automobile industry fights efforts to cut carbon
dioxide emissions, Westly and Harrigan said in the letter. They
asked CalPERS' investment committee to discuss the issue at a Dec.
13 meeting.
Stoping Spam "We hope that auto manufacturers are preparing for the future by
investing in clean technologies, rather than fighting the
inevitable," the two officials said in the letter. "Worldwide
efforts to address global warming are inevitable, and it is
important that this board understand its effects on our
investments."
Block Spam New York, Massachusetts and Canada have said they might adopt
California's rules, which require a 30% reduction in carbon dioxide
emissions by 2016.
Spam Emails The Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers, representing GM,
Toyota Motor Corp. and Ford, said the program would cost consumers
$6 billion a year for modifications to vehicles while doing little
to slow rising temperatures. Fred Webber, president of the group,
said shortly before the rules were adopted that the group might sue
the state.
Email Account Bloomberg News - 11/23/2004
Topic: Climate Change
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