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University of Edinburgh's fossil fuel shift

THE University of Edinburgh has changed its fossil fuel investment policy to look for cleaner alt...

University of Edinburgh's fossil fuel shift

The university said it sought to "change the behaviour" of the companies it invested in, not just in coal and tar sands - which it termed the "highest-emitting" extraction industries - but in all other...

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