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It's been discussed elsewhere, it's hard to find indices that are fossil-free that are also performant in the market. A lot of these supposedly fossil-free indi
by WhompingWindows 7y ago
It's been discussed elsewhere, it's hard to find indices that are fossil-free that are also performant in the market. A lot of these supposedly fossil-free indices have some sketchy companies in them as well. Probably the best way to invest in green companies would be buying stocks of single companies you believe are making a difference.
Outside of that, supporting bonds that encourage low-carbon products/behaviors, or making personal changes in your energy use and lifestyle and taking the financial trade to lower your carbon footprint there. Things like buying an EV, lowering heating/cooling use, biking more, reducing waste, increasing efficiency, these may cost you in comfort or convenience but will pay the planet back.