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FLASHBACK 2009: How Utahns' retirement dollars profit from genocide, terrorism and environmental disasters.
Money can pull otherwise kind, humanitarian Utahns to invest in companies whose profits come by way of polluting the planet, ignoring human rights, or indirectly supporting terrorism. Those who believe alcohol, tobacco or pornography are major social ills may be surprised to find they are profiting from investments in companies that make those products.
Jeff Cline In commemoration of City Weekly's 40th anniversary, we are digging into our archives to celebrate. Each week, we FLASHBACK to a story or column from our past in honor of four decades of local alt-journalism. Whether the names and issues are familiar or new, we are grateful to have this unique newspaper to contain them all.
Title: How Filthy is your 401(k)? Author: Jesse Fruhwirth Date: Oct. 29, 2009 Reposted from the original Responsible Asset Management Money can pull otherwise kind, humanitarian Utahns to invest in companies whose profits come by way of polluting the planet,…
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