Leaders from top universities enlisted for UN Sustainable Development Goals drive

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Durham, UCL, Harvard, and Yale among 56 universities worldwide joining UN-backed initiative to help scale up action in support of Sustainable Development Goals

University leaders from 56 top academic institutions worldwide, including University College London (UCL), Harvard, Yale, and China's Zhejiang University (ZJU), have committed to working together to help...

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