This 100-day milestone comes just days after BlackRock CEO Larry Fink published his annual letter doubling down on his strategy to integrate climate risks into the investment business. BlackRock is one of P&G's largest shareholders, and voted "yes" on P&G's shareholder proposal on forests late last year. Environmental organizations Stand.earth, NRDC, Friends of the Earth US, Rainforest Action Network, and Environment America, who have spent years raising the alarm about P&G's practices, remain concerned that P&G is failing to take sufficient steps to mitigate its environmental and climate risks, and have shared their concerns with P&G's leadership in a letter to CEO David Taylor. "Procter & Gamble's shareholders, including some of the world's largest asset managers, delivered a clear rebuke of business as usual.