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Commentary: UC investments are going fossil free. But not exactly for the reasons you may think

Our job is to make money for the University of California, and we're betting we can do that without fossil-fuels investments.

We are investors and fiduciaries for what is widely considered the best public research university in the world. That makes us fiscally conservative by nature and by policy - "Risk rules" is one of the 10 pillars of what we call the UC Investments Way. We want to ensure that the more than 320,000 people currently receiving a UC pension actually get

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