Cambridge University to Refuse Funding From Fossil Fuel Companies

The university has committed to reducing its energy-related carbon emissions to zero by 2048.
Cambridge University to Refuse Funding From Fossil Fuel Companies
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Cambridge University will not accept new funding from fossil fuel companies, the higher education institution has confirmed.

University executives voted in a council meeting last week to halt funding from fossil fuel businesses and subsidiaries until a review of the donation process is complete.

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