New York’s state pension fund and the Church of England, both investors in Exxon Mobil Corp. XOM -1.95 % , plan to file a shareholder resolution demanding the largest U.S. oil company assess the impact on its business of climate change policy. The shareholder resolution would require Exxon to conduct an assessment of how its business would fare in the event governments take various actions to limit global warming. Government attempts to tax or put a price on carbon, for example, could affect the viability of some of Exxon’s long-term investment plans, said Edward Mason, head of responsible investing for the Church of England, which has a portfolio of about £10 billion ($14.44 billion). The resolution is evidence of a growing trend in Europe crossing the Atlantic. Large European investment companies have become increasingly vocal about climate change business […]