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This an open Green Living Community for students, faculty, and alumni of University of California, Los Angeles, that want to learn how to live greener, share green ideas, and discover local green businesses.

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Wednesday, 27 January 2010 by greenadmin
This an open Green Living Online Community for students, faculty, and alumni of University of California, Los Angeles, (UCLA) that want to learn how to live greener, share green ideas, and discover local green businesses.

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NinaGupta, Friday, 19 February 2010 17:51
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Attention all UC Students, Alumni, Staff & Faculty: An exciting and significant opportunity is at hand! Sign the Petition before Feb. 23 to support the Proposal for Proxy Voting Guidelines on Responsible Investment, being voted on by the UC Regents on Tuesday, February 23. http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/uc-responsible-investing Responsible Investing is the practice of taking social and environmental concerns, not just monetary, into account when making investment decisions. Colleges and universities own stocks of companies - often millions, or even billions - in their endowments. As a large institutional shareholders, the University of California has the power to use their investments to push for the progressive elimination of corporate practices that are detrimental to society and the environment. The UC Responsible Investing Coalition is recommending that the UC Board of Regents become more active shareholders, to adopt responsible proxy voting guidelines, and to consider forming a committee of students, alumni, and faculty on responsible investing.
 
davidr, Wednesday, 27 January 2010 18:55
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Hi UCLA! Looking forward to living greener!
 
 
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