
Princeton University announces it will divest from fossil fuel companies
Princeton will both divest from all publicly traded fossil fuel companies and disassociate from 90 companies that have funded research.
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Princeton will both divest from all publicly traded fossil fuel companies and disassociate from 90 companies that have funded research.
In the science standards, for instance, educators must teach that human activity “modified … the relationships between Earth’s systems,” and that humans can develop solutions. I would’ve used “fucked over,” but I guess modify is fine.
The ruling was a blow to, well, anyone who gives a shit about clean air and living on an inhabitable planet. But New Jersey is not limited in its ability to restrict new fossil fuel projects.
Though the projections for just how much the sea level will rise in New Jersey are largely dependent on how quickly the world stops burning fossil fuels, it’s hard to say just how bad this could get.