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Fund manager says EV startup Rivian's response on human rights falls short

DETROIT, Nov 8 (Reuters) - A union-affiliated pension fund advisor pressing Rivian on human rights a

Fund manager says EV startup Rivian's response on human rights falls short

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SOC provided a copy of the letter to Reuters.\n“They sent us a lot of words, but it’s really raising a lot of questions and we expect more substance than aspirations,” Waizenegger said in an interview. “It’s particularly lacking on firm commitments to address critical environmental and human rights risks.”\nAs issues of environmental, social and corporate governance take on growing importance with investors, automakers have come under pressure to prove that such minerals as lithium and cobalt for their EV batteries are sourced without human rights abuses.\nRivian, backed by Amazon.com and Ford Motor Co , on Friday raised the offer price for the shares in its IPO, aiming for a valuation of as much as $65 billion. 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