New York Institutions that have committed to divest from fossil fuels:
New York City Employees Retirement System
NYC Teachers Retirement System
NYC Board of Education Retirement System
Ithaca
Village of Cooperstown
Riverside Church
Amalgamated Bank
American Museum of Natural History
Cornell University
Barnard College
Columbia University (coal only)
New School
Syracuse University
Metropolitan New York Synod
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
New York Conference of The United Methodist Church
Union Theological Seminary
First Unitarian Church of Rochester, NY
Park Foundation
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
Institutional and fund investors controlling about $14.2 trillion in assets have committed to divest from fossil fuels in whole or in part. Some examples of cities and pension funds include:
Portland, Oregon
District of Columbia Retirement Board
Cambridge
Ann Arbor
Oakland
San Francisco
Copenhagen
Paris
Berlin
Oslo
Stockholm
Ireland
Government Pension Fund Global of Norway – $898 billion
Pensionfonds Zorg en Welzijn (PFZW) Netherlands – $183 billion
PFA and PKA Pensions Denmark – $80 billion
First State Super of Australia – $41 billion
Kommunal Landspensjonskasse of Norway – $45 billion
Full list of over 1200 institutions, including other cities and pension funds, that have committed to divest from fossil fuels available here.