Stocks, bonds, real estate, and farmland. Each of these asset classes presents unique dynamics, risks, and rewards for ESG investors. So what makes each of them tick? How does each fulfill responsible investing goals in their own way? What types of data and analysis are needed in each category? How do individual and institutional investorsinstitutional investors approach these assets? The chapter provides an explanation of each asset class, how they perform in the marketplace, and cites examples to show how responsible investing works in practice. I included farmland, an alternative asset class a bit out of the mainstream, to show a direct link between climate change and investing.