How do you make your portfolio "greener" or "more sustainable?" The answer is subjective. Press the play button to learn more.

Analytical services that attempt to assist investors with choosing the right assets for a "green" portfolio seldom agree on what they’re measuring or which companies measure up — leaving the investor to throw a dart at the choices and hope for the best.

So, next on the horizon comes something called the Green Exchange, which would only list companies that follow a variety of ostensibly strict guidelines. The question is, would this platform help solidify the standards or would it be just another target on a crowded dart board? 

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