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President Lawrence S. Bacow speaks at the 2018 Freshman Convocation. Photo: Timothy R. O’Meara By Alexandra A. Chaidez, Crimson Staff Writer 13 hours ago University President Lawrence S. Bacow remained firm in his stance against divestment in an interview Friday, … Continue reading →

http://ecoethics.net/2014-ENVRE120/20190224-EV&N-301-Link.html https://www.cctvcambridge.org/node/623080 YouTube Version Harvard has a new President, the climate crisis is getting more acute, new students are on campus. Will there be a new divestment policy?   Will students in 2019 remember what has been achieved in the divestment … Continue reading →

By Ilana Cohen | November 5, 2018 They had been camped outside University Hall since 5 a.m. Charged with cups of Dunkin Donuts coffee, the student activists of Divest Harvard managed to block the entrance to the building for a … Continue reading →

The Laura Flanders Show Published on Nov 20, 2018 At the traditional start of the holiday season, many in the US come together with family and friends to celebrate and give thanks. Though for indigenous peoples around the world perhaps … Continue reading →

Together, the world’s urban centres can send a message to the fossil fuel industry: join us in tackling climate change Bill de Blasio is mayor of New York City and Sadiq Khan is mayor of London This summer it seemed … Continue reading →

Climate One Published on Sep 20, 2018 Tom Steyer of NextGen America talks divestment with Climate One. Divestment from fossil fuels on the part of major institutions, he says, makes an important statement regardless of its capital impacts for the … Continue reading →

TheRealNews Published on Oct 1, 2018 As the fossil fuel divestment movement grows around the world, a new study suggests its economic impact might be overstated. Leaders in the environmental movement respond to PERI economist Robert Pollin

Climate One Published on Sep 20, 2018 Tom Steyer of NextGen America talks divestment with Climate One. Divestment from fossil fuels on the part of major institutions, he says, makes an important statement regardless of its capital impacts for the … Continue reading →

Climate One Published on Sep 14, 2018 “Money is the oxygen on which the fire that is global warming burns. If we are able to stamp out that supply of money, then that fire will begin to dwindle.”