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In Defense Of Socially Responsible Investing

by Rick Wetmore

A more reasonable, flexible approach is to forgo futile searches for Snow Whites and instead identify companies that are the best in their industry and are trying to improve their performance on ESG...

Hilton Working To Abolish Child Sex Trafficking

by Jerilyn Klein Bier

Hotel chain Hilton Worldwide plans an internal code of conduct to help prevent child sex trafficking.

Cornell Gets $80 Million For Sustainability Research

Cornell University received $80 million from alumnus David R. Atkinson and his wife, Patricia, to create a research center for global sustainability at the school's main campus.

Abu Dhabi Solar Plant To Lose Power As Dust Blocks Sun

Abu Dhabi's Shams solar power plant will receive less energy than planned because dust particles in the area are blocking sunlight, a Masdar official said.

Hybrid, Electric Car Demand May Be Overhyped

Demand for hybrid cars and electric vehicles may be more modest than advocates expected, capturing only 7.3% of global sales by 2020, according to J.D. Power & Associates.

Bill Gates, Google's Brin Fund Fight For Carbon Law

Clean-energy investors and environmentalists in California raised $11.9 million in the past two weeks to snuff out a challenge, backed by oil refiners, to the state's global-warming laws.

Advisor Launches ETF Portfolio

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Pelleton Capital Management Ltd. has launched a model investment portfolio that includes exchange-traded funds focusing on sustainable, green investments.

One Way To Get New Clients

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Here's a way that an investment advisor looking to build her client base might reach out to charities and get their portfolios to manage.

Pax World Partners With 85 Broads

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Pax World is partnering with a global network of 25,000 women who promote women's issues worldwide.

Utility Bonds Could Be Affected By Water Scarcity

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Some U.S. utilities face water shortages, and that may affect their ability to pay bond holders, a new report says.

Homeowners Exposed to Chemicals in Floors, Group Says

U.S. homes may contain flooring and wallpaper that emit the types of toxic chemicals the Consumer Product Safety Commission has banned from toys, an environmental group says.

Wind Leads Clean-Energy Projects To New Heights

The clean-energy industry may attract record spending of almost $200 billion this year, according to a new forecast.

Greek Leader Wants To Use Sun, Wind To Propel Economy

A year after winning power and inheriting a country mired in the red, the Greek prime minister is turning back to an election pledge to go green.

New 'Green' Advertising Guidelines Proposed

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The Federal Trade Commission has proposed new "green" advertising guidelines that warn against making unsupported or misleading environmental claims.

Obama To Use Solar Electric At White House

President Obama will have solar panels put back on the roof of the White House to demonstrate that renewable-energy technology is practical for U.S. homeowners.

SEC Delays Proxy-Access Rules Amid Legal Challenge

The SEC delayed implementation of rules to make it easier for investors to oust corporate directors.

Toxic Toys?

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Toys "R" Us is getting ready to go public, hoping to raise about $800 million...

Whitman Opposes Plan To Suspend Greenhouse-Gas Law

Former Ebay CEO Meg Whitman, running to replace Arnold Schwarzenegger as California's governor, opposes a ballot measure to block the state's landmark greenhouse-gas law.

Proxy Advisory Firms May Need SEC Oversight, Panel Says

The SEC should study whether proxy advisory firms need more regulation, a New York Stock Exchange panel on corporate governance said.

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