Protesters claimed that the continued investment continues to impact on the health of everyone. The committee which oversees the fund said that it has changed its investment strategy, although protesters say this is falling far short from totally dis-investing in carbon funds. A series of questions to the pension committee online on Thursday pressed for evidence of what has been done. Last summer protesters claimed that about 7% of the Dorset pension pot is invested in fossil fuel companies, with a value of around £140million, or £3,000 each for the of the fund’s 47,000 members of the scheme who either pay into the fund or receive a pension.