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ET Low Carbon Index Series

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The ET Mission Statement. View ET Carbon Rankings. View ET Carbon Rankings. View Portfolio Carbon Footprinting Tool. ET Carbon Footprint Analysis. ET Carbon Policy Tracker. ET Carbon Risk Factor Model. ET Scenario and Profitability Stress Testing. 2 Degree Alignment Analysis. Fossil Fuel Reserve Exposure Analysis. ET Low Carbon and Fossil Free Index Series. ET Index Series Factsheets. ET Global 800 Index Series. ET Global 1600 Composite Index Series. ET Global 2400 Composite Index Series. The ET Index Se...

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Team

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The ET Mission Statement. View ET Carbon Rankings. View ET Carbon Rankings. View Portfolio Carbon Footprinting Tool. ET Carbon Footprint Analysis. ET Carbon Policy Tracker. ET Carbon Risk Factor Model. ET Scenario and Profitability Stress Testing. 2 Degree Alignment Analysis. Fossil Fuel Reserve Exposure Analysis. ET Low Carbon and Fossil Free Index Series. ET Index Series Factsheets. ET Global 800 Index Series. ET Global 1600 Composite Index Series. ET Global 2400 Composite Index Series. A not-for-profi...

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Longsplice Investments: The rigger's log

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The rigger's log. On economics, ethics, the world, and the founding of the SRI mutual fund Longsplice Investments. February 24th, 2016 by Rick Drain. Many of the world’s economies are struggling to continue growth, and some have slipped into recession. In particular, the huge and famously fast-growing Chinese economy looks wobbly, and it has a lot of debt. Could a recession in China cause another debt meltdown like 2008? Gives us a good analysis:. Click the title link above to read the whole article.

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Longsplice Investments: The rigger's log

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The rigger's log. On economics, ethics, the world, and the founding of the SRI mutual fund Longsplice Investments. February 24th, 2016 by Rick Drain. Many of the world’s economies are struggling to continue growth, and some have slipped into recession. In particular, the huge and famously fast-growing Chinese economy looks wobbly, and it has a lot of debt. Could a recession in China cause another debt meltdown like 2008? Gives us a good analysis:. Click the title link above to read the whole article.

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Longsplice Investments: The rigger's log

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The rigger's log. On economics, ethics, the world, and the founding of the SRI mutual fund Longsplice Investments. February 24th, 2016 by Rick Drain. Many of the world’s economies are struggling to continue growth, and some have slipped into recession. In particular, the huge and famously fast-growing Chinese economy looks wobbly, and it has a lot of debt. Could a recession in China cause another debt meltdown like 2008? Gives us a good analysis:. Click the title link above to read the whole article.

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Longsplice Investments: The rigger's log

http://www.longspliceinvestments.org/ricksblog

The rigger's log. On economics, ethics, the world, and the founding of the SRI mutual fund Longsplice Investments. February 24th, 2016 by Rick Drain. Many of the world’s economies are struggling to continue growth, and some have slipped into recession. In particular, the huge and famously fast-growing Chinese economy looks wobbly, and it has a lot of debt. Could a recession in China cause another debt meltdown like 2008? Gives us a good analysis:. Click the title link above to read the whole article.

longspliceinvestments.com

Longsplice Investments: The rigger's log

http://www.longspliceinvestments.com/ricksblog

The rigger's log. On economics, ethics, the world, and the founding of the SRI mutual fund Longsplice Investments. February 24th, 2016 by Rick Drain. Many of the world’s economies are struggling to continue growth, and some have slipped into recession. In particular, the huge and famously fast-growing Chinese economy looks wobbly, and it has a lot of debt. Could a recession in China cause another debt meltdown like 2008? Gives us a good analysis:. Click the title link above to read the whole article.

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Why transparency is so important, and how we utilise it - Project One Percent

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Why transparency is so important, and how we utilise it. Estimated Reading Time = 4 mins. How much of this is simply a facade, like the Great and Powerful Oz [spoilers] while the man behind the curtain goes unseen? That is where organizations like the EIO. Christina Rossetti once wrote We must not look at goblin men, we must not buy their fruits: who knows upon what soil they fed their hungry thirsty roots? The more we know about the truth when it comes to companies that inform most of our lives, the les...

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Getting ready to retire - Project One Percent

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Getting ready to retire. With my work with the EIO. Generally mimic the movements of the wider market. This means performance is generally as good as what you would get if you invested in the entire market [although some say index funds can even beat the market. But with lower costs, especially when compared to, say, an actively managed fund*. Has some interesting information on life expectancy and standard of living in various countries. What will the world be like when I retire? It’s a sobering thought.

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Longsplice Investments: The rigger's log

http://www.longspliceinvest.net/ricksblog

The rigger's log. On economics, ethics, the world, and the founding of the SRI mutual fund Longsplice Investments. February 24th, 2016 by Rick Drain. Many of the world’s economies are struggling to continue growth, and some have slipped into recession. In particular, the huge and famously fast-growing Chinese economy looks wobbly, and it has a lot of debt. Could a recession in China cause another debt meltdown like 2008? Gives us a good analysis:. Click the title link above to read the whole article.