Divestment Activists Claim Victory as Harvard Adopts Green Investment Principles

InsideClimate News
Apr 8, 2014, 1:05 am66 pts
(Guardian) Harvard has become the first American university to sign on to a United Nations-backed code of responsible investment – in a move to assuage a carbon divestment campaign. Six months after explicitly rejecting calls to divest from fossil fuels, managers of Harvard's $33bn endowment will now be…

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