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Investors Praise SEC's 'Conflict Minerals' Rule

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SRI and faith-based investors welcome a new SEC rule but wanted additional provisions.

Ford Boosts Spending To Develop Battery-Powered Cars Faster

Ford Motor Co., debuting five battery-powered models this year, is spending $135 million to design electric-drive parts and double battery testing capacity.

Global Food Reserves Falling As Drought Wilts Crops

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Stockpiles of the biggest crops will decline for a third year as drought parches fields across three continents, raising food-import costs already forecast by the United Nations to reach a...

Dean Switch On Organic Milk Cartons Hailed By Scientist It Cited

The scientist at the center of a dispute over the content of advertising of Horizon fortified organic milk said she's satisfied by the company's confirmation that it expects to stop referring to...

Green Century Pressures Corporations To Ban Political Contributions

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In this presidential election year, Green Century Capital Management is putting pressure on companies to stop making political contributions.

Record Heat Wave Pushes U.S. Belief In Climate Change To 70%

A record heat wave, drought and catastrophic wildfires are accomplishing what climate scientists could not: convincing a wide swath of Americans that global temperatures are rising.

Cornell Researcher Rebuts Colleagues' Warning On Fracking Leaks

Replacing coal with natural gas cuts the creation of greenhouse gases that cause global warming, a Cornell University researcher has concluded.

Greenhouse-Gas Rule Won't Include Smaller Polluters, EPA Says

The EPA said it won't place restrictions on smaller polluters in a rule that limits industrial and automotive emissions of greenhouse gases, including carbon dioxide.

Christie May Sign New Jersey Bill That Increases Solar Mandates

New Jersey has surpassed California as the state with the most solar, and now Governor Chris Christie is expected to sign legislation that would increase the amount of solar energy state utilities...

EPA Carbon Limits On Power Plants, Vehicles Upheld By Court

The EPA was "unambiguously correct" in moving to set limits on industrial and automotive emissions of greenhouse gases including carbon dioxide, a federal appeals court said.

Largest Cities Lead Effort to Curb Climate Change As Nations Lag

New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is leading an effort by 58 of the world's largest cities to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions while federal governments struggle to meet global targets following...

Sustainable Utility Practices Mean Up To $25 Billion For Investors

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Sustainable and socially responsible operating procedures by U.S...

Chesapeake Director's Firm Paid $343 Million Amid Ties

Chesapeake Energy Corp.'s decision to cut directors' pay and other perks may save the company up to $1...

Pickens Shuns Wounded Chesapeake First Time Since 2008

T. Boone Pickens, the Texas billionaire who spent the past decade promoting U.S...

Investors Unite To Push For Better 'Fracking' Practices

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A group of activist investors representing $1 trillion in assets under management is pushing for higher standards for hydraulic fracturing, a process energy companies use to extract natural gas.

Finra Warns Investors Of Nutraceutical Stock Scams

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Finra has issued an alert warning investors about stock scams involving fake or thinly traded companies selling everything from fortified foods and energy drinks to "natural" medicines.

iShares Files To Launch Human Rights ETF

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The iShares Human Rights Index Fund would join just four other broadly diversified ETFs that use environmental, social and governance (ESG) screens to pick investments.

Chesapeake's McClendon 'Deeply Sorry,' Promises Debt Focus

Chesapeake Energy Corp. CEO Aubrey McClendon told investors he's "deeply sorry" that his personal finances have come under scrutiny as shares fell the most in more than three years.

California To Vote On Modified Food Labeling Following Petition

Californians are on course to vote whether genetically modified food must be labeled following a campaign that has targeted Monsanto Co. and other biotech-crop companies.

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