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November 21, 2008
From The Chronicle: Foundations Urged to Consider Environmental Issues in Making Investment Decisions
Al Gore, the former vice president, urged foundations to take into account environmental concerns when making investment decisions, in a speech to grant makers in New York on Thursday, The Chronicle of Philanthropy reports. He said foundations could endanger the financial health of their portfolios by shunning such considerations.
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