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.

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News From Green Century Capital Management

6/23/2009 >> Investors Weigh in on Bisphenol A

A coalition of investors and other groups representing over $26 billion in assets yesterday sent a letter to Margaret Hamburg, Commissioner of the Food and Drug Agency (FDA), applauding her recent decision to reassess the safety of bisphenol A (BPA), a controversial chemical used in can linings and hard plastics.

6/10/2009 >> Values in Action: 2008-2009 Shareholder Advocacy Update

Green Century Capital Management, Inc. (Green Century), a Boston based investment advisor, announced today that it has engaged with over 75 companies on some of the most pressing environmental challenges throughout the 2008-2009 advocacy season.

5/27/2009 >> Chevron Escapes Accountability on the Tar Sands

When Chevron Corporation shareholders congregate at corporate headquarters this week, there will be plenty to talk about - but a key issue of concern to shareholders has been excluded from the agenda, according to the environmentally responsible investment firm Green Century Capital Management (Green Century).

5/27/2009 >> Investors Recognize Some Progress at ExxonMobil, But Company Continues to Fall Short on Protecting Ecosystems

At ExxonMobil's* annual meeting today, an institutional investor will take a rare moment to highlight a positive action taken by the company to protect the environment. Green Century Capital Management (Green Century) plans to announce that ExxonMobil has finally responded to environmental and investor concerns by withdrawing from Arctic Power, the lead lobby group pushing to open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil exploration and drilling. While other major oil companies such as Chevron*, ConocoPhilips* and BP* pulled out in the earlier part of this decade, ExxonMobil was resistant to withdrawing from the trade group until quietly doing so recently.

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GCEQX 14.52 +0.41%

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