Below is the actual ballot. To find the details, you have to read pages and pages of documentation. But mainly you can tell just by scanning below that ConocoPhillips is against any sort of accountability or prudence (environmental, political, fiscal, whatever) short of hiring the accountants themselves.
Here's the annual proxy:
CONOCOPHILLIPS Annual Meeting
Vote Your Shares
Meeting Date: 05/14/2008 for holders as of 03/17/2008
CUSIP: 208xxx-xxx
Your Control Number: 154xxx
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Click to see: "Letter to our clients regarding voting authority"
Thank you for promoting thoughtful proxy voting! To see the text of the proposal addressing ConocoPhillips's oil sands operations, visit this page:
ReplyDeletehttp://trilliuminvest.com/resolutions/report-on-environmental-impacts-of-oil-sands-expansion/.
On the www.trilliuminvest.com web site, we'll also be posting shortly a memo making a more detailed case for voting if favor of the resolution, which requests a report on the environmental impact of the company's tar sands operations.
Shelley Alpern
Trillium Asset Management
salpern@trilliuminvest.com
I went to your link. And remember what exactly constitutes ConocoPhillips oil sands. This can be dirty business and it's definitely our duty through these measures as stockholders to guide these companies as best we can. Thanks !
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