- University’s five-year plan does not include divesting $12.4bn endowment
- MIT president: ‘Engagement is the only way to get there’
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology announced a five-year plan on Wednesday to combat climate change but said it will not divest its $12.4bn endowment from fossil fuels, despite pressure from students and a campus committee.
Senior officials at the elite science and engineering research school crafted the “action plan” after a year-long effort to gauge campus opinions on climate change.
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Source: Guardian Environment