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EPA To Set First Standards For Perchlorate In Water

The Obama administration said it will set the first U.S...

How To Have An Impact

by Thomas Kostigen

Showing your value to the wealthiest people in the world may mean showing your values. And one way to do that is through impact investing.

BP Dialogue Trumps Resolution-For Now

by Jerilyn Klein Bier

An SRI investor coalition will be pushing BP disclose what it's learned from the Gulf oil spill disaster and how it's going to mitigate risks going forward.

Halliburton Used Diesel In 'Fracking,' Lawmakers Say

Halliburton Co. and Baker Hughes Inc.'s BJ Services are among 12 oil and gas companies using diesel fuel to extract natural gas, say three House Democrats.

Shareholders Get Say On Pay For Top Executives

The SEC has gave shareholders the right to weigh in on pay packages for top executives to increase scrutiny of compensation practices blamed for fueling Wall Street risk-taking.

Large U.S. Solar Plant Begins Operation

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A partnership between Southern Company and Ted Turner has led to one of the nation's largest solar plants, serving 9,000 homes.

Investors Challenge Oil & Gas Companies On 'Fracking'

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Shareholders have filed resolutions with nine oil and gas companies, pressing them to disclose their plans for risks associated with a controversial means of extracting natural gas.

Stiglitz Says Global Crisis Impact May Last 3 Years

Nobel prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz said the impact of the global financial crisis would last for at least two years, and investment to reduce the impact of climate change may help to...

A Solar 'Time Bomb' Ticks On In France

France's solar power boom driven by government pledges to pay above-market prices for renewable energy is creating big problems for its major electric company.

Ford's Road To Green

Ford Motor Co. Executive Chairman Bill Ford Jr. faced ridicule and resistance over the years for suggesting the automaker needed to go green to survive. And that was from inside his own company.

Small Companies Could Face Big Risks From Climate Change

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Are small companies telling investors about climate risks and opportunities that affect their businesses? A new study examined 364 companies to find out.

A Closer Look

by Jerilyn Klein Bier

Calvert's sustainability analyst explains what was considered in ranking homebuilders in its latest report on the business.

Don't Count California Out

by F. Noel Perry

Its growing investment in clean technologies will be among the trends to help the state get out of the hole.

Leading The Way

by Eleanor O'Sullivan

Many socially responsible investors don't want to put their money in companies that use child labor or exploit adult workers...

Decent Returns With Safety

by Ellie Winninghoff

This fixed-income fund offers a way for advisors to invest in community development projects like affordable housing, wind farms and food banks.

BlackRock Blames Loan Crisis For Clean-Energy Outflow

Renewable-energy funds suffered record outflows this year, reversing their direction from 2009, as money managers including BlackRock Inc...

Clean Technology Set To Accelerate in 2011

Investments in clean technologies from electric cars to light-emitting diodes are set to accelerate next year after gathering momentum in 2010, Ernst & Young said.

EPA Pushing Ahead With Greenhouse Gas Curbs

The U.S. EPA, under fire from lawmakers trying to stop greenhouse-gas rules set to start next month, said it will issue a second wave of carbon-emissions regulations by July.

EPA: GE Cleanup Of Hudson River Must Release Fewer Toxins

GE must resume dredging New York's upper Hudson River for contaminants under a plan that aims to release fewer toxic-laden sediments into the water, the U.S. EPA said.

African Gold Rush Kills Children As Miners Discover Lead Dust

Gold fever brought death to Umoru Musa's nine-family compound in Sunke, a mud-brick village in northern Nigeria.

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