House GOP lawmakers on the Judiciary Committee demanded information Tuesday from over 130 companies about their involvement with the investor-led climate action initiative, Climate Action 100+. Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan of Ohio and subcommittee Chairman Thomas Massie of Kentucky described the initiative as a 'woke cartel.' The committee emphasized that companies, retirement systems, and government pension programs involved in Climate Action 100+ must answer for prioritizing 'woke investments' over fiduciary duties. An interim staff report released last June titled 'Climate Control: Exposing the Decarbonization Collusion in Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Investing' detailed how ESG initiatives like Climate Action 100+ involve left-wing activists and major financial institutions pushing far-left environmental, social, and governance goals on American companies.