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Harvard and Bill Gates targeted: What's behind the fossil fuel divestment push?

04/30/2015 3:55 pm ET In the 1980s, it was apartheid. Now, divestment is being used to target fossil fuels In April, a group of Harvard University students called on the school to divest its $36 billion endowment of fossil fuel companies. They are part of a growing movement that is putting pressure on coal, oil, and natural gas companies. The Guardian launched a "Keep it in the Ground" campaign in mid-March to get The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the Welcome Fund (a medical charity) to divest its $43.5 billion endowment from fossil fuel assets.

Democracy spreads across Africa

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Is South Africa following the path of 'the strongman'?

The problem that haunts Afrikaners

Where slogans wear thin, citizens grow weary

Canada hosts French-speaking and Commonwealth summits. Apartheid and Africa's economic troubles are high on agendas

US policy on S. Africa `failed'. Shultz panel calls for wider steps to end apartheid

Jan. 6 shook US democracy. Has Jan. 6 committee helped shore it up?

US pullouts hurt anti-apartheid groups. Many companies were key supports for South African activists

Pretoria media curbs aim to limit audience of apartheid foes. Afrikaners have legacy of pressing newspapers to use self-censorship

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Harvard and Bill Gates targeted: What's behind the fossil fuel divestment push?

Democracy spreads across Africa

Is South Africa following the path of 'the strongman'?

The problem that haunts Afrikaners

Where slogans wear thin, citizens grow weary

Canada hosts French-speaking and Commonwealth summits. Apartheid and Africa's economic troubles are high on agendas

US policy on S. Africa `failed'. Shultz panel calls for wider steps to end apartheid

Jan. 6 shook US democracy. Has Jan. 6 committee helped shore it up?

US pullouts hurt anti-apartheid groups. Many companies were key supports for South African activists

Pretoria media curbs aim to limit audience of apartheid foes. Afrikaners have legacy of pressing newspapers to use self-censorship

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Harvard and Bill Gates targeted: What's behind the fossil fuel divestment push?

Democracy spreads across Africa

Is South Africa following the path of 'the strongman'?

The problem that haunts Afrikaners

Where slogans wear thin, citizens grow weary

Canada hosts French-speaking and Commonwealth summits. Apartheid and Africa's economic troubles are high on agendas

US policy on S. Africa `failed'. Shultz panel calls for wider steps to end apartheid

Jan. 6 shook US democracy. Has Jan. 6 committee helped shore it up?

US pullouts hurt anti-apartheid groups. Many companies were key supports for South African activists

Pretoria media curbs aim to limit audience of apartheid foes. Afrikaners have legacy of pressing newspapers to use self-censorship

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