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And, notably, Harvard’s commitment to climate change conveniently doesn’t include divesting from investments in China, even though China is the #1 greenhouse gas emitter in the world.
This is wrong, cynical, elitist, and cruel. It’s virtue signaling for the rich & powerful, at the expense of blue-collar America.
At the same time it’s using its vast resources to try to bully the American economy, Harvard happily takes over $600mm in federal funding each year for research.
Well, if Harvard is going to actively work to destroy American jobs, it seems to me the federal government should redirect those funds elsewhere:https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2020/04/economist-talks-endowment-strategy-and-environmental-change/ …
So, the co’s that Harvard will now not invest in (or divest from) presumably include: oil & gas; coal; electricity (other than pure wind & solar); EVERY car company; ALL airplanes & air travel; ALL trains; ALL trucking; ALL steel; UPS & FedEx; Amazon & ANY Tech that delivers....
You don't care about blue-collar America.
You realize that about 35,000 Texans work in renewable energy jobs - many blue collar jobs - in Texas, don’t you, Senator? The virus has hit that sector, too, but it’s an important employer of mechanics, installers, electricians, etc.https://houston.innovationmap.com/texas-clean-energy-jobs-take-a-hit-2645790394.html …
We’ll see how clean “clean energy” turns out to be in 20 yrs when wind turbines are broken down & solar panels are no longer producing.
Do they #recycle? Renew? Reuse? Didn’t’t think so ...
Didn't you go there? Disclose your donation records!
"This is wrong, cynical, elitist, and cruel. It’s virtue signaling for the rich & powerful, at the expense of blue-collar America." - EVERYTHING YOU BELIEVE IN.
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