With Green Century's mutual funds, you can use your investment dollars to help the environment. We seek competitive returns while we put your money to work for cleaner air, cleaner water and a healthier planet. We believe that, in the long run, companies that now seek to protect the environment may be more profitable than companies that pollute. And that means a better future for everyone.

Environmental Advocacy

Green Century advocates for environmental responsibility and sustainable practices at major corporations.

Our Mutual Funds

The Green Century Funds seek competitive returns and put your investment dollars to work for a greener future.

Carbon Footprint Disclosure

The Green Century Balanced Fund is the first US mutual fund to disclose its carbon footprint. Learn more.

 
 
 

News From Green Century Capital Management

1/28/2010 >> FirstEnergy Corp to Transition to Dry Storage of Coal Ash

FirstEnergy Corp*, an Akron, Ohio-based utility, is planning to stop pumping coal ash into the 1,000-acre pond at its Bruce Mansfield Plant in Shippingport, PA and transition to a dry method of waste storage

1/27/2010 >> Companies Pushed to Disclose Political Contributions

After the Supreme Court decided on Thursday to allow nearly unfettered corporate contributions to the political process, investors along with campaign reform groups are condemning the decision and encouraging companies to come clean on their political giving.

1/26/2010 >> Investors Challenge Gas Companies to Increase Transparency and Protect the Environment

Today investors unveiled a major new shareholder campaign to ensure that development of natural gas is done in a way that does not have unintended consequences for the environment and human health.

1/8/2010 >> 2010 Will Be Record-Setting Campaign Season for Green Century

Since August, Green Century has filed 20 resolutions, more than it had in any prior proxy season, asking companies to take action on critical environmental issues including the impacts of Canadian tar sands oil extraction, coal ash, water use by electric utilities, the impacts of natural gas hydraulic fracturing and the disclosure of political contributions.

12/8/2009 >> Investors Voice Opposition to High-Carbon Fuel Policy

A group of financial services organizations and shareholder advocacy groups representing approximately $127.5 billion in assets under management announces today its opposition to financially risky carbon-intensive fuels, such as tar sands, coal-to-liquid, and oil shale, in a letter to U.S. Senators debating the climate bill.

Daily Fund Prices as of 2/8/2010

FUND N.A.V % Change
GCBLX 15.32 -0.45%
GCEQX 16.98 -0.70%

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