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December 05, 2012 Columns » Citizen

Endowment 101: UNC washes its hands of fossil-fuel divestment

by Bob Geary @rjgeary

Following up on my column of two weeks ago, I did make it to Endowment 101 at UNC-Chapel Hill last Wednesday, where the issue was how the university invests its $2 billion-plus endowment and whether it ought to divest—sell off—its shares in…

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