@darryle; having read the article I'd have expected you to be aware that Mark McVeigh is highly educated and appears to be up to speed on each of those matters and then some, as demonstrated below:
"... Jonathan Steffanoni, partner at superannuation law firm QMV Legal, thinks the case could have ramifications for global pension funds but believes it is unlikely to set a precedent for similar action against company directors. "It is an important case for super fund trustees as it will focus on their responsibilities when managing investments," he said . But Jacqueline Peel, a professor and environmental law expert from Melbourne University, said the case will influence how companies broadly think about how they address climate change risks. …"
