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I woke up today with the song Do My Thing by Estelle and Janelle Monáe bopping around in my head. It’s a more upbeat song than I expected to be humming on a day like today. But as I went through my morning routine, I realized how appropriat

The market has taken a downturn today. What caused the volatility?

Over the past two weeks, we joined with over 50 different organizations and celebrities, and with you, our community, to get everyone the option to stop investing in fossil fuels. We were a part of the Virtual March to Retire Big Oil, and w

As I reflect on 2023 and plan for 2024, a theme that keeps coming to mind is the immense climate impact that we can have when we pay attention to where we invest our retirement savings. 

Why do sustainability managers not feel that it is their job to reduce the emissions from their 401(k)s?

Bank of America, Citibank, and Wells Fargo faced shareholder proposals to stop financing fossil fuel development projects.

The first veto of the Biden presidency strikes down a law aiming to force 401(k) participants to invest in the fossil fuel industry.

One person’s story on how persistence paid off in making climate-friendly investing available to everyone at her company.

We got wonderful news from the Department of Labor yesterday: It is now clear that fiduciaries are not violating any laws if they give employees the option to align their investments with their values.

I am proud to share that the Sphere 500 Climate Fund (SPFFX) has been helping investors save for retirement while taking action on climate for a full year.

Do you have a Vanguard or Ascensus account? Are you interested in making a difference on climate change? The Sphere 500 Climate Fund (SPFFX) offers

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) gave initial approval on Monday to require public companies to disclose climate-related information.

Oil and gas play two key roles in the Russian invasion of Ukraine: (1) they finance the war effort, and (2) they thwart the West’s ability to use all

Over 80% of Americans are worried about climate change, but employees have been forced to invest in the biggest polluters - fossil fuel companies.

In April 2021 UC launched a new retirement savings option: The UC Global Equity ex Fossil Fuel Fund.

A survey from 2013 found that while almost 70% of people said global warming was personally important to them, only 30% were talking about the issue

Our planet is in trouble. And we know the solution - binding global legislation that limits global warming to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels.

Fossil-free investing means avoiding giving your money to companies whose main lines of business are in extracting, processing or burning fossil fuels like coal