A divided SEC has voted to encourage companies to disclose the effects of climate change on their business, bringing a partisan debate over global warming into a new arena.
Financial advisors should take a closer look at a recent report on SRI fund performance.
Sustainable Asset Management (SAM), a leader in sustainability investing, is increasing its push into the U.S. market by hiring a North American head of sales for the first time.
The Social Investment Forum has found that 65% of socially responsible mutual funds it analyzed outperformed their benchmarks last year.
Think, the Scandinavian electric-vehicle maker, will build its first car for the U.S. market in Indiana starting in 2011.
This advisor started an effort to get rid of all the plastic bottles in his town by partnering with the local water company.
SRI Outlook 2010: Observations on the socially responsible investing industry from fund company executives who lead it.
The real action in green investing is with big companies who are leading the way, says this portfolio manager.
Learn what some financial advisors are doing to help the environment-and their businesses.
One of the world's largest reinsurers worldwide warned that losses caused by climate change will continue to rise in the future.
Many utilities, particularly on the West Coast, are scrambling to prepare for all the electric cars set to hit U.S. showrooms in 2010.
S&P 100 companies are more frequently reporting their environmental, social and governance efforts (ESG), but emerging markets companies are far behind.
The Rockefeller Foundation has awarded a $200,000 grant to the University of Arizona's Responsible Property Investment Center (RPIC) to help expand responsible property investing in the U.S.
When energy companies began preparations to drill for natural gas in upstate New York, the local Sierra Club quickly organized against them...
SRI managers and others are urging U.S...
No matter what your position on climate change, it's worth watching a video called Leveling Appalachia: The Legacy of Mountaintop Removal Mining.
Environmentally conscious funds and ETFs have turned around this year, but more narrowly focused plays have farther to go to regain lost ground.
Nearly nine out of 10, or 88%, of investment consultants who participated in a recent survey believe that client interest in ESG issues will continue to grow over the next three years.
Eight companies have been recognized by the federal Environmental Protection Agency for significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Investing in the publicly traded stock of private equity firms offers a limited way to have some exposure to clean tech.