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this post was submitted on 15 Jul 2025
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Find a specialist in socially responsible investing or ESG investing in your country (like someone with a Master's Degree in the subject who charges as much as a lawyer for consultations). As others have said, that term means different things to different people, so you have to look at what specific funds actually own and how they decide what they will buy going forward.