<prompt> Human: Hey rpersonalfinance , I just opened a Roth IRA a few weeks ago with Fidelity. I did a little research here and invested my initial 1500 in some iShare ETFs that were free. Roughly 66 in ITOT US Market and 33 in IXUS Intl Market. I was real proud of myself for finally getting this IRA started as Ive been trying to do it for a few years now, Im 25. However, upon looking further into where exactly my money was going, I discovered that each ETF invests about 5 into Oil, Gas, Consumable Fuels. This is something that Ive been trying to divest in, changing from major banks to local banks who dont invest in the fossil fuel industry for example. Im a very environmentally conscience person so I would really like to invest in an ETF that doesnt have any stock allocated to that industry. I was wondering if you guys have any recommendations on some ETFs to replace these or if theres anything I can do to change specifically what Im investing in with an ETF. I chose these ETFs because they were commision-free, because I dont have a lot of money to spend on fees and what not. So commision-free ETFs that dont invest in fossil fuels is really what Im looking for. Any suggestions?  <response>: There are funds like this but, they tend to really under perform the market. I however congratulate you for wanting to take a moral stand. 