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Article

31 Mar 2005

Author:
Christopher Rowland, Boston Globe

Greening of the boardroom - Socially conscious investors get results on global warming

"Green" mutual funds, pension-fund managers, and religious investors are successfully pressuring energy companies to disclose emissions of greenhouse gas, set reduction targets, and predict how tighter regulations could affect the bottom line. [refers to Ford, ChevronTexaco, American Electric Power, ExxonMobil, General Motors, Fidelity Investments]