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When the University of Torontoās School of the Environment announced in October that it will no longer accept donations from the fossil…
āWho will own the forests? Who will own the sky?ā sang dozens of umbrella-wielding protesters as rain drizzled outside the World Forestry…
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The University of Florida made history last month when its student senate became the first at a public university to pass a…
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