Today's investors are taking note of how a company's environmental performance can affect its risk profile
A November 2001 booklet entitled Environmental Information in the Mainstream Equity Sector informs us that 'if the capital markets were to exercise preference for companies with superior environmental performance, this would constitute a powerful mechanism for environmental self-regulation in the market.' This is, of course, a very big if, admits Mark Stoughton, project manager of the faculty reporting project at the Tellus Institute, a non-profit research and consulting organization focused
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