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India's Toilet Shortage Costs More Than $50 Billion

A lack of toilets costs India more than $50 billion a year, mostly through premature deaths and hygiene-related diseases, a study found.

Homebuilders Greener--But Not Green Enough

by Jerilyn Klein Bier

A major new Calvert study identifies which public companies have made the most strides in building greener and cleaner homes.

Hedge Funds Short Clean Energy As Goldman Pares Stakes

Hedge funds increased short selling in U.S. renewable energy stocks to the highest level in a year, boosting bets against First Solar Inc. and Tesla Motors Inc.

College Students Drive SRI Efforts

by Jerilyn Klein Bier

Their mission: making big endowments and big business socially responsible.

Finding 'Green' Gold

by Jerilyn Klein Bier

Responsible investors focus on this dirty industry's brighter spots and alternatives.

Greenhouse Gases Increase To Record, UN Says

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The main man-made greenhouse gases blamed for global warming increased to record post-industrial concentrations last year, the United Nations said

Environmental Problems Affect Bond Ratings, Study Finds

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Companies with environmental problems pay a premium to finance debt and their bonds are assigned lower credit ratings, says a prize-winning study.

Investors Beware

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More than 2 billion people don't have access to clean water, and millions are dying from drinking polluted water. Even in the U.S...

Investors Urge Quick Climate Change Action

by Jerilyn Klein Bier

Government policies are needed to slow global warming and close the widening climate investment gap.

Clothing Companies Ranked On Supply Chain Compliance

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Levi Strauss, The Gap and Nordstrom were among the companies recognized for performing the best on a survey of global supply chain compliance programs of apparel brands and retailers.

Obama Urged To Fight For EPA's Carbon Rules

President Barack Obama must fight to defend rules cutting global-warming emissions that some lawmakers have vowed to block, said the head of the Natural Resources Defense Council.

NASDAQ Introduced More Green Economy Indexes

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NASDAQ OMX announced today that it launched another 10 Green Economy indexes, bringing its total number of green indexes to 77.

Prudential Installs Solar Panels

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Prudential Financial Inc. expects to save $3 million in energy costs as a result of installing solar panels on three office buildings.

EPA Bid For Carbon Clarity Fails To Satisfy Business

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The Environmental Protection Agency's effort to give states a leading role in curbing pollution tied to global warming failed to satisfy the agency's critics in business and the U.S. Congress.

SRI Assets Growing Faster Than Overall Market

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SRI assets grew more during the financial crisis and are continuing to grow at a faster pace than professionally managed assets as a whole, according to a new trends report from the Social...

NASDAQ Puts Emphasis On Green Investing

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The world's largest stock exchange company has made a big commitment to green investing with the introduction of 66 new indexes that track the clean energy and environmental sectors, as well as...

Obama Moves Away From 'Cap And Trade'

President Barack Obama distanced himself from the "cap-and-trade" program he once backed, saying he wants to work with Republicans to find other ways to curb carbon emissions.

Californians Reject Suspension of Environmental Law

California voters rejected a ballot measure backed by oil refiners that would have suspended the state's global-warming law.

Scrutinizing Human Rights-And Wrongs

by Jerilyn Klein Bier

Investors are pressing corporations to help stop forced labor, child labor and sexual exploitation.

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