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>>sepias+(OP)
You could start by looking at companies that comprise ESG ETFs. Granted many of the companies included in there could be semineutral or debatable as to actual benefit.

>>giantg+e1
> You could start by looking at companies that comprise ESG ETFs.

You could, if you believe that oil companies deserve a better score than Tesla.

>>bluesc+6k
Tesla has a lot of issues. It's not a stretch to see their material risks (lithium, cobalt, nickel, plastic aka oil) as being pretty bad. The source of the electric powering the car matters too. As does the fact that they still use oil based or CO2 emitting roadways and the effects of the brake pads and tires.

They certainly have problems. Tesla and oil companies have material and process (environmental) risks. Tesla also has the risks associated with poor societal and governance stances.

So back to my original comment - you'll have to look into the companies themselves because their "benefits" are debatable, including Tesla's.

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/05/18/why-tesla-was-kicked-out-of-...

Edit: wow getting a lot of hate without any reply. I guess just because I'm critical of Tesla?