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"Ethical" Investors Cash in on Climate Change

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By Richard Littlemore
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Apparently, there is money to be made in saving the world. In its first year, the KLD Global Climate 100 Index outperformed the market by nearly five per centage points (up 22.2 versus 17.5 from July 2005 toย 2006).

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