Public Equity Investing in Sustainable Food and Agriculture
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Dear U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator and Members of Congress,
The planet needs more food―and more equitable food distribution―to meet the needs of a growing global population. According to the World Health Organization, roughly 45% of deaths among children under 5 years of age are linked to undernutrition. A 2021 FAO study found that 690 million people globally are hungry, 8.9% of the world population.
The planet needs more food―and more equitable food distribution―to meet the needs of a growing global population. Yet, agriculture and food production are a big part of the climate change problem, representing 19-29% of total greenhouse gas emissions.* Learn how Trillium’s thematic Sustainable Opportunities investment strategy aims to address this challenge.
*Climate Change, Food and Agriculture, "Agriculture and Food Production Contribute up to 29 Percent of Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions According to Comprehensive Research Papers;" Press release dated 10/31/12
No genuine effort to slow or combat climate change can ignore Energy and Power. Trillium seeks to find the companies best-positioned to lead―and benefit from―the ongoing energy transition. Learn more about our approach to investing in Energy and Power.
Advocacy Impact Report - Second Half 2021
Trillium considers it fundamental to our mission and our fiduciary responsibility to engage with the companies that we hold in our portfolios to press for positive change that we believe will help improve ESG policies, performance, or impact. Learn more about our recent engagement activities.