Connecting Research and Policy
The MIT Climate Policy Center serves as MIT's "front door" for local, state, federal, and international climate policymakers. Our mission is to serve as a trusted, non-partisan resource for policymakers who seek to advance evidence-based climate policy in the next decade. Learn more about the MIT Climate Policy Center here.
New From the Climate Policy Center
MIT Climate Policy Experts in the News
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Marketplace | May 6, 2026 Checking in on Demand Destruction, 9 Weeks into the War
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Straight Arrow News |April 14, 2026 Russia’s Oil Export Revenue Jumped 94% in First Month of Iran War
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WBUR | Aril 7, 2026 Climate Change Costs the Average U.S. Household $900/Year
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Marketplace | April 6, 2026 Some Countries are Capping Gas Prices. Why the U.S. is Unlikely To
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Ideas Made to Matter Download: Climate strategy for leaders
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MSN | March 29, 2026 Iran Issues warning to the US Amid Regional Diplomatic Efforts
About the Climate Policy Center
Climate Policy Simulation
On questions related to climate change….the people of MIT are pioneering crucial fields—from nuclear fusion to grid-scale batteries to climate policy....That’s fantastic! But I believe that, with all that talent and imagination, honestly, we must find new ways to work together, and to work with other sectors and institutions, to achieve even more—much more.”Read More