Last spring, Harvard Faculty for Divestment (HFD) posted letters to President Drew Faust and the Harvard Corporation reiterating their call to shed endowment investments in companies that produce fossil fuels and calling for an open forum for community discussion of the issue (see "The Divestment Debate," July-August, page 22). In a July 10 e-mail posted on HFD's website, William F. Lee, writing as the Corporation's new senior fellow and on its behalf, responded to those messages. As he briskly noted at the outset, "We fully support President Faust's conclusion in her letters of October 2013 and April 2014 that the most responsible, effective, and institutionally appropriate way for Harvard to confront the challenge of climate change is to intensify our academic efforts in this important domain through both research and education, to continue Harvard's aggressive efforts to reduce the University's own carbon footprint, and to otherwise promote sustainability in the day-to-day activities of our community.