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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 Securities and Exchange Commission to clamp down on “wiggle words” in funds’ prospectuses because they do allow a certain amount of suspected polluters into the mix.
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