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Affirmative Thinking Archive

Click on the links below to view or download printable versions of our back issues of Affirmative Thinking. Check the list of topics below each link to identify volumes of interest to you.

Spring 2008 | Volume 10, Issue 2

  • SRI Assets in the U.S. Top $2.7 Trillion
  • Predictions Galore! But No One Knows
  • Foundations Embrace Mission-Related Investing
  • First Affirmative Office is LEED Certified!
  • Billions Flow to Climate Change
  • In the News...

Winter 2008 | Volume 10, Issue 1

  • You are Not Alone
  • Don’t Just Do Something, Sit There!
  • Satisfaction Pays
  • First Affirmative’s Commitment to Renewable Energy
  • UN Principles for Responsible Investment
  • Do-Gooder Investors May Actually Do Well

Fall 2007 | Volume 9, Issue 4

  • Record Setting Year for Activist Shareholders
  • The Folly of Trying to Predict
  • History Made at the UN for Indigenous Peoples!
  • America at an Environmental Tipping Point
  • What if Everyone Consumed Like You Do?
  • Water: Bottled or Tap?
  • Carbon and Climate Change

Summer 2007 | Volume 9, Issue 3

  • Shareholders Push Social and Environmental Issues to the Forefront
  • The Siren Song of Flashy Returns
  • "Climate Counts” Identifies Companies Walking the Talk
  • CFLs Support a Brighter Future
  • Computers Left on at Night Cost U.S. Businesses $1.7 Billion
  • UN Principles Attract $8 Trillion
  • Insurance Companies Commit to Climate Change Disclosure

Spring 2007 | Volume 9, Issue 2

  • A Cure for Cognitive Dissonance
  • Shareholder Engagement as a Solution
  • Stock Market Jitters? Stick to Your Plan
  • White House Points Feds to Green Computers
  • Call to Action on Climate Change
  • Fortune’s Green Giants

Winter 2007 | Volume 9, Issue 1

  • SRI: Transforming the Global Economy
  • Retirement: Don’t Kid Yourself
  • The Moskowitz Prize
  • Energy: Our Master Resource
  • UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
  • Nobel Peace Prize Awarded to Yunus

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Fall 2006 | Volume 8, Issue 4

  • Climate Change: Nearing the Tipping Point
  • Good News for Retirement Planning
  • Investors: An Evolving Species
  • EPA Workers Want SRI Investments
  • Home Buyers Prefer Green
  • Value/Growth Conundrum

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