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ESG roundup: Red states stick with ESG, funds show notable growth

US Energy Department funds onshore production of critical minerals, sustainable equity funds post strong gains, and red states stick with advisers like BlackRock.

Julie DiMauro

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According to a report from S&P, large advisers like Blackrock, that are known for offering lower fees and reliable returns, are making it difficult for conservative state leaders to justify moving their investments away.

North Carolina Treasurer Dale Folwell got high praise from fellow opponents of environmental, social and governance

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