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Is it up to business to save the planet?
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What the business community can or should do is up for debate. What’s not is that time to make decisions is running out.
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MIT Sloan Sustainability Initiative awarded $750,000 grant
Research project to create an online database assessing the carbon intensity of financial institutions
MIT Sloan Latin America Office establishes new endowment
With focus on sustainability, MIT Sloan Latin America Office poised to boost long-term research and projects.
4 ways to respond to climate gentrification
In Miami, expected sea level rise is driving up inland real estate prices. Here are a few things to consider before investing in a new neighborhood.
Economists rebuke Trump administration fuel economy analysis
New work in “Science” finds “fundamental flaws and inconsistencies … at odds with basic economic theory.”
MIT Sloan Sustainability hosts National Capital Protocol Toolkit
National Capital Protocol Toolkit (NCT) offers companies a structured process to identify key business risks and opportunities in their management of natural resources.
Is it up to business to save the planet?
An MIT engineering professor and a business strategist debate.
How ‘credibility-enhancing displays’ drive people to action
In a new study, residents were far more likely to purchase solar panels if the person pitching them was a convert themselves.
Why the Butterball Turkey Talk Line works
The holiday hotline is a study in successful content marketing.
4 ways to handle supply chain blind spots
New technology, but also long-term relationships, and even lean manufacturing.
MIT awards $1 million in third annual Inclusive Innovation Challenge
Companies helping rural farmers and online training platform for caregivers are among the winners.