Eco-investing adds values to bottom line
It’s possible to eat a 100-mile diet, shop local, buy organic and get a carbon footprint smaller than the parking space of a hybrid car. But is it possible to make money in investments without harming the planet or violating your ethics?
It is. Socially responsible investing is capitalism with an environmental twist, and a rising trend among beginner and experienced investors alike. Also called ethical investing, it’s about matching investments with values, and putting your money to work for the good of society and the planet. Read More…
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