Some questions have arisen in recent times as to whether sustainable investing on public companies is important as opposed to the allocation of capital to new sustainability-oriented projects in other asset classes. Sustainable investing practices vary of course, so not all of the practices necessarily help, but a more granular look is in order, as is what corporate practices should be encouraged.
Read the full article by Cary Krosinsky (Lecturer at Yale, Brown and Concordia Universities, and Co-Editor/Author of multiple books including the forthcoming Sustainable Investing: Revolutions in Theory and Practice)
