According to a recent story in the New York Times, 69% of Fortune 500 companies reported “more demand for ‘low carbon’ products this year, according to the nonprofit Carbon Disclosure Project.”  In fact, some of the country’s largest pension funds, including the California State Teachers’ Retirement System and New York State’s retirement fund, have begun tilting away from fossil fuels.  This approach, called “socially responsible investing,” is gaining traction not only because investment managers think it’s morally correct; they also because over the long term they fear that fossil fuels may be a losing bet.  Read More about Cashing in on Climate Change