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Origin to allow climate shareholder vote 

Mixed reaction to a non-binding resolution 

Jonathon Davidson
Origin to allow climate shareholder vote 

  The company says it will submit to its shareholders in 2022 the opportunity to vote on a non-binding advisory resolution regarding its climate change reporting standards.   It is unclear what specific...

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