ClientEarth wants to hear from you: Do your retirement options align with your beliefs?

If your religious or moral beliefs tell you to care for our planet—or simply to avoid funding harm to others— you have the right to ask for retirement options that reflect that. Considering that an estimated $863 billion of Americans’ retirement savings is invested in fossil fuel companies right now, there is a strong chance your money is quietly funding climate collapse if you have any retirement savings at all.  

In the 2023 case Groff v. DeJoy, the Supreme Court affirmed that employers must accommodate religious or moral beliefs unless it would impose significant cost. ClientEarth believes this decision means that your employer is legally required to listen if you ask for fossil-free retirement options. 

If this sounds like you, but your employer does not offer a fossil-free retirement savings plan or you want to learn more about your rights, fill out the form below. ClientEarth may be able to help you secure a fossil-free plan from your employer. 

This is your chance to hit the fossil fuel industry where it hurts. You don’t need to be a millionaire or a finance expert. You just need to ask one question: Do I have a fossil-free option for my retirement savings?

Read more about Title VII Accommodations for Fossil-Free Retirement Funds

Don’t have access to fossil-free funds? Tell us:

Do you have a retirement plan through your current employer such as a 401(k)? *
Are you currently employed? *
Does this plan offer any fossil-free fund options? *
Do you have a deeply held religious or moral belief in combatting the effects of climate change? *

Your retirement should align with your values—not fund climate destruction.

The most powerful action you can take may be demanding investment choices that reflect your core principles. Add your name to call for retirement plans that don't fund climate collapse.

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