While environmentalists may point their fingers at planes and SUVs, there’s a hidden source of greenhouse gas emissions — and it’s lurking in your investments.
Your investment portfolio contributes far more greenhouse gases than any other lifestyle choice you make.
An investment of $500,000 split between two common indexes produces 51 tons of carbon dioxide.
If you want to help the environment, start by looking at your portfolio.
While environmentalists may rightly point their fingers at carbon-spewing airplanes and SUVs, there’s actually a hidden source of greenhouse gas emissions that’s much worse than driving— and it’s lurking in your investments.
That’s according to a new study from CoPower, a Toronto-based firm that directs investment into clean energy products and green bonds.
Tech: There’s a dirty secret hidden in your investment portfolio — and it’s much worse for the environment than driving
