Is double majoring in Environmental Science and Economics a good decision to target ESG roles?

I'm an international student from Asia, who'll be attending a low semi target in the US. Economics is not considered a STEM subject at my school, so I intend on double majoring in Econ and Environmental Science to attain the OPT extension. Do you think doing that can help me attain ESG roles at places like BlackRock? Also, how difficult is it to complete a double major degree?

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