A writer at BusinessWeek recently profiled Green Century's Balanced Fund in an article entitled "Green Century Balanced Fund Seeks Stable, Low-Carbon Returns." The piece describes the Fund's practice of investing in "upstanding companies outside the oil and gas industries" and highlights a number of the holdings that made the Fund nearly 50% less carbon intensive than the S&P 500®. BusinessWeek went on to say that Green Century's Balanced Fund "stands out" -- an exciting testament to the growing recognition of the Balanced Fund by traditional investors.
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