
Cary Krosinsky

Climate Change · ESG
Cary Krosinsky
Although many US states such as Florida and Texas have been recently passing legislation preventing their pension systems from considering environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) factors, active sustainable investors have been financially outperforming over the long term and earning higher returns for their clients while managing tens of billions more dollars on the back of such financial success. This article investigates the performance of active sustainable investing and the legitimate concerns regarding its future.
Cary Krosinsky
Climate Change
At the recently concluded Climate Week in NYC, little real progress made on what it will take to lower global carbon emissions in time. Hurricane Ian and Fort Myers Beach in Florida sadly serves as an important, current example of what happens when people don’t heed warnings and do what’s necessary even to protect themselves, and COP 27 approaches with little hope for meaningful action that will prevent future calamities of all kinds. So what do we really need to do now?
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Cary Krosinsky
Climate Change · ESG
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