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2002年8月21日

著者:
Susannah Blake Goodman, Jonas Kron & Tim Little, The Rose Foundation for Communities and the Environment

Environmental Fiduciary: The Case for Incorporating Environmental Factors into Investment Management Policies

In this report, we show that fiduciaries who manage funds for institutional investors such as pension funds, foundations and charitable trusts should incorporate environmental factors into their portfolio management policies. [includes reference to DuPont, ST Microelectronics, IBM, Baxter Intl, Smithfield Foods, US Liquids, Weyerhauser, Georgia Pacific, ChevronTexaco, Marathon Oil, Deutsche Telekom, Nestlé, Southern California Gas, ITT, Textron, Corning, Whole Foods, Hains Celestial]