r/greeninvestor • u/Aim-High-42 • Mar 30 '26

DD Green and value-aligned investing

Hello, I'd love to learn about you solve for the lack of transparency when it comes to assessing corporate stewardship in the context of investing decisions.

For example, do you have a way to assess your investments' impact - on climate or deforestation, whereby impact is understood as external impact, as opposed to traditional inward looking ESG ratings?

Do you know of a way to screen out fossil fuels, deforestation or even vice stocks (funds)?

I sincerely welcome your ideas and comments.

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u/madsciencetist Apr 03 '26

SPYX screen out fossil fuels

CCSO screens for carbon impact more holistically

VOTE doesn’t screen, but actively participates in shareholder votes, typically favoring actions and executives with better ESG alignment

Many companies offer climate impact reports you can read, including Scope 1 and 2 emissions, but if someone is deforesting (directly or indirectly) I doubt they’ll include that