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MIT Climate Policy Center Executive Director Bethany Patten, EMBA ’13, gives an interactive demonstration of the En-ROADS global climate simulator.

John C Head III Dean Richard M. Locke, PhD ’89, presents his vision for MIT Sloan’s future in a fireside chat with Senior Lecturer Miro Kazakoff, MBA ’11.

MIT Sloan Professor Erin Kelly demonstrates that structured opportunities for employee voice significantly reduce psychological distress and turnover.

MIT Sloan Professor Roberto Rigobon, PhD ’97, discusses the EPOCH framework for identifying the human capabilities that complement AI today and in the future.

MIT Sloan Professor of the Practice Gary Gensler explores the intersection of AI and finance, with a particular focus on investing.

Economist Catherine Wolfram delves into economic policy and the many creative economic incentives to reduce carbon emissions, gives us a look at where things currently stand in the United States.

A carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) is a policy that charges a fee for imported goods based on how much climate pollution was created making them.

MIT CPC May newsletter, featuring: policy digest on oil price shocks and critical mineral price shocks, introducing postdoc Juan Senga, an op-ed on existing costs of climate change to U.S. households.

Catherine Wolfram, professor of energy economics at MIT + the MIT Climate Policy Center, talks about how demand destruction actually helps balance the oil market.

CPC Faculty Director Christopher R. Knittel is quoted on the impacts of the war in Iran.