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April 2026 Sustainable Stock and ETF Picks. Includes articles on wind energy, AI infrastructure stocks, and top 20 ESG ETFs.

By Ron Robins, MBA

Transcript & Links, Episode 166, April 24, 2026

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“Some are ditching all screens, some are introducing stronger restrictions.”

[COMMENTARY] In this new era of wars, the ethics of investing in defence industries are topical for most ethical and sustainable investors. This article describes how some large investors are handling the subject.


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“Companies are foregoing profits to do the right thing—a dicey decision that could bring lawsuits from shareholders, depending on how it’s presented, says Santiago Mejia, PhD, a professor of law and ethics in the Gabelli School of Business.”

[COMPANIES] This is an informative read on ethical behaviour in business.


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“The government is obsessed with cleaning up electricity generation, even though it accounts for a far smaller total of our emissions – around 10%. So that obsession is pushing up the price of electricity and making it more expensive for people to switch to a heat pump or electric vehicle.”

[COMMENTARY] It’s now abundantly clear that adding renewable ...


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“Every company running a serious internal audit program has two sets of findings: what the audit team documents internally, and what the organization communicates externally. In most operating areas, those two records are close enough that the gap doesn’t become a problem. In environmental compliance, they’re diverging — and enforcement agencies have started to notice.”


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