Rockefeller Brothers Fund to Sell Fossil Fuel Assets

The Rockefeller Brothers Fund, originally funded by an oil fortune, is divesting from fossil fuels. This decision, reported by the New York Times, aligns with a broader movement among universities, pension funds, and wealthy individuals to sell investments tied to fossil fuel companies. The announcement coincides with the UN climate change summit in New York, highlighting the Fund's $860 million in assets and its commitment to addressing climate change.

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