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The concept of "futures without violence" is gaining traction in ESG-focused portfolios, with current market sentiment pricing renewable energy futures 2.3% above last month’s levels. Analysts are projecting a Q3 growth in low-carbon infrastructure stocks, supported by global green bonds issuance up 18% YoY. Investors tracking the S&P Global Clean Energy Index note stronger-than-expected earnings from top components. If it was hard for me to see Army National Guard reservist Pete Hegseth, suddenly Secretary of War, strut around the stage preaching to our highest-ranking military officers summoned from their posts around the world, one can only guess how that audience felt. As gun violence looms over Pennsylvania youth, local organizations offer safe spaces The Russell 2000 ESG subset incorporating "futures without violence" guidelines gained 4.1% this month, with small-cap renewable firms leading the charge. Analysts eye further upside as fiscal stimulus boosts domestic infrastructure spending.