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PostFebruary 8, 2021

MIT Divest - Standards for Investments in the Fossil Fuel Industry

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MIT Divest has compiled a list of standards for investments in the fossil fuel industry in order to lay out our values as an organization and objectively evaluate the merit of investing in certain companies based on concrete criteria. The full report, which includes all of our standards and supporting research, can be found here. 

 

We welcome any questions or feedback. Please direct your comments to mit-divest-leads@mit.edu.

 

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