Hundreds of Extinction Rebellion protesters have been arrested for civil disobedience in recent weeks; Greta Thunberg was a favorite for the Nobel Peace Prize; numerous governments have declared climate emergencies — all part of a worldwide call to action in the battle against global warming. Unfortunately, this energy and sense of urgency is not shared by the institutions most responsible for the impending climate catastrophe: the world's largest corporations and their powerful investors. Despite BlackRock CEO Larry Fink's 2018 letter to CEOs imploring companies to "serve a social purpose" and the Business Roundtable's promise to value all stakeholders, a recent study found that just thirteen shareholder proposals on environmental issues reached a vote at companies in the S&P 1500 Index in the past year.