It is the cornerstone of the WEF's Great Reset and the UN's Sustainable Development, aka Technocracy. As traditional sources of energy are curtailed, the predictable outcome of shortages is price increases. Finally, a prominent figure in the political arena has made this connection and is speaking out in public forums. Is anyone listening?

Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) is calling for investigation and is asking pointed questions: Have ESG-promoting companies bonded together to form a cartel in order to destroy competition for their own products?  Have they broken anti-trust laws?

This is certainly not a mountain of resistance, but if Sen. Cotton continues to speak up, others might catch the vision that America is being systematically deconstructed by the green mob.

Cotton: We Need to Investigate ESG 'Climate Cartel' 'Contributing to $5 a Gallon Gas'

[Breitbart] On Thursday's broadcast of CNBC's "Squawk Box," Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) vowed to investigate ESG practices by "climate cartel" groups like BlackRock that are "contributing to $5 a gallon gas" "so a lot of fancy investment bankers can feel good about themselves" and "think they drive an electric car when really they're driving a coal-powered car as opposed to a gas-powered car."