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Time To Jump On The ESG Bandwagon?

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When a large global consulting firm like Mercer is putting an ESG ranking on more than 5,000 investment strategies within its Global Investment Manager Database it's time to pay attention to what...

Investors Want Energy Companies To Release More On Natural Gas Fracking

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Investors are challenging 10 energy companies to release more information about "fracking," in which a mixture of chemicals and water is pumped underground to release natural gas trapped in shale...

China Leads Growth In Wind Power; U.S. Firms Look To Expand Overseas

The global wind power market rose 6 percent to 41 gigawatts last year, led by China, which captured more than two-fifths of the total, the Global Wind Energy Council said today in a report.

Green Dividends

by Ellie Winninghoff

HIP Investor Inc. has applied its performance-based sustainability metrics to preferred stocks and REITs.

Canada, Alberta To Outline Oil Sands Monitoring Program

The government of Canada and the province of Alberta will outline its program for monitoring the environmental impact of the oil sands industry, an Alberta environment ministry spokeswoman said.

Advisors Take Different Paths To SRI Investing

by Jerilyn Klein Bier

Three advisory firms explain how and why they serve mainstream investors who want to invest with an SRI bent.

Flying High

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Eight American companies have been named top sustainable investments by a prestigious investment boutique that annually rates companies on environmental, social and governance (ESG) practices.

Obama Pushes Natural-Gas Fracking To Create 600,000 Jobs

Obama pushed drilling for gas in shale rock and support for cleaner energy sources to boost the economy in his final State of the Union address before facing U.S. voters in November.

'Social Equity' To Be Weighed In U.S. Transit Funding Rule

The U.S. Department of Transportation wants to give more weight to factors including social and environmental benefits in deciding which local mass-transit initiatives will get federal money.

ESG: Liquid Impact Investments?

by Tom Kostigen

Fund managers and wealth advisors are stretching the definition of impact investing, devising proprietary portfolios comprised of publicly traded securities concentrated on the tenets of...

Another Look At Muni Bonds

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Financial advisors typically evaluate the maturities, call features and credit quality of clients' municipal bond portfolios...

Green Funds That Merit The Name

by Ellie Winninghoff

Colleges and universities are earning robust returns by using green revolving funds to cut carbon emissions and energy costs.

New Law Puts Spotlight On Supply Chain

by Jerilyn Klein Bier

A California regulation that went into effect this week addresses slavery and human trafficking issues among suppliers to major corporations.

Calfrac Bonds Not Affected By U.S. Fracking Ban Threats

Calfrac Well Services Ltd.'s bonds are outperforming peers as investors bet that U.S...

Solar Producers 'Wary' of Polysilicon Prices

Polysilicon may be headed for a surprise recovery by 2015 that could push up the prices of solar panels, said Solairedirect SA, France's second-biggest sun-powered generator.

Biggest Polluters Hold Up Deal At UN Global Warming Talks

China, the U.S. and India, the three biggest polluters, maintained resistance to a time line leading to the next agreement on global warming.

Berkshire Buys $2 Billion Power Project In Buffett Solar Bet

Warren Buffett's MidAmerican Energy Holdings utility agreed to buy the $2 billion Topaz project in southern California, branching into solar power after the industry was battered by stock markets...

ESG Investing No Longer Relegated To The Fringes

by Bruce Fraser

Hedge funds and wealth managers show growing interest in so-called "green" investing metrics.

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