When the Paradise Papers made headlines in 2017, the confidential documents revealed Duke’s investments in Ferrous Resources—a company whose plans to build a controversial pipeline sparked years of protests in Brazil.
Duke University made headlines in November 2017 for holding shares in Ferrous Resources, a company with plans to build a controversial pipeline. For the past six months, reporters at The Chronicle have been working to understand the rest of the story.
Lawrence Baxter (left), the chair of Duke’s Advisory Committee on Investment Responsibility, at the group’s 2017 annual meeting.
Lawrence Baxter (left), the chair of Duke’s Advisory Committee on Investment Responsibility, at the group’s 2017 annual meeting.
