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Green Investing

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Green Investing
Any investment practice that involves buying securities exclusively in environmentally-friendly companies. Different green investing practices have different methodologies for determining what constitutes an environmentally-friendly company. Some may avoid certain industries such as oil and gas, entirely, while others may look at the environmental records of particular companies. Many investment companies offer green funds. Green investing is a form of socially conscious investing.

green investing
The choosing of investments of companies that have a positive environmental record. Green investing is a special category of social investing.


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