Environmental issues

Which environmental credentials are important when you're picking investments?

By making a choice below, funds that don't meet those standards will be removed using MSCI's rating system. These can either be zero tolerance (0% of revenue) or highly restricted(less than 5%).

MSCI's ratings require at least 65% of the companies in the fund have been researched, that there are more than 10 holdings and reporting on the conents of the fund is within the last 12 months.

5058 funds matching your choices

High impact fossil fuels Highly restrictive. Aims to remove funds containing companies with reserves of the most environmentally damaging fossil fuels or those that are involved in fossil fuel production. This could include using thermal coal and types of oil and gas to produce electricity.
Nuclear power Highly restricted. Removes funds containing utilities which use nuclear power generation and companies that get more than 5% of their revenue from supplying the industry.
Environmental controversies Zero tolerance. Removes funds containing companies known to be involved in envirnomental controversies through land, air or water pollution, as well as overuse of natural resources.
Water waste Zero tolerance. Removes funds containing companies that use excessive amounts of water, especially in areas prone to drought. For example, textiles and meat production.
Palm oil Highly restricted. Removes funds containing companies which get more than 5% of their revenue from producing potentially environmentally damaging palm oil.

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Environmental issues

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