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The MIT Climate Policy Center's mission is to serve as a trusted, nonpartisan resource for policymakers working to advance evidence-based climate policy.

We act as MIT’s front door for climate policy, helping policymakers and practitioners access relevant research and tools. Our work focuses on elevating MIT expertise, convening across sectors, and translating climate research into policy-focused analysis and resources.

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