Jan 12

Loophole in the Ozone Layer: the Varying Shades of ‘Green’ Mutual Funds

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Environmentally conscious investors seeking to “do well by doing good” are shifting their money to funds that promise “fossil-free investing.” But their good intentions are often thwarted by mischaracterizations in prospectuses and marketing materials. Although claims of fossil-free investment funds are perfectly legal, advocates like nonprofit social investing watchdog As You Sow are pressing the…

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