Are ESG ETFs Doing Enough to Support Sustainability ?
The S&P 500 index has seen its greenhouse-gas intensity fall by almost 25% over the past year, according to research by the leading investors of environmental and governance funds, TrueMark Investments, in New York, and Bloomberg.
Source: etftrends.comPublished on 2021-02-18
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