MIT News | September 26, 2019
Helping lower-income households reap the benefits of solar energy
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Did the pandemic show us that we can cut carbon emissions? Sort of.
"People don't really want to change their lifestyle...If we have to do this with behavior changes, it'll be very difficult."
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On Earth Day 2021, meet the B-School sustainability graduates
Sloan MBA’s Ricky Ashenfelter and Emily Malina co-founded Spoiler Alert to help food and beverage brands to cut waste from their supply chains.
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Most people will want a hybrid workplace environment, says MIT's Pozen
Robert Pozen discusses the future of remote work with Bloomberg's David Westin on "Bloomberg: Balance of Power.”
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Gary Gensler's three priorities on his first day as head of the S.E.C.
“...I will be animated by our mission: protecting investors, facilitating capital formation, and promoting fair, orderly, and efficient markets."
MIT Spectrum | April 22, 2021
Why Care About Climate Change?
With our Climate Pathways Project, co-faculty director John Sterman is helping people experience the impacts of climate action, and inaction.
MIT Spectrum | April 22, 2021
A Business Lens for Sustainability
Our Aggregate Confusion Project is identifying better ways to judge corporate behavior.
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MIT notable alumni | 10 famous MBAs from Sloan School of Management
...97 Nobel Laureates feature among the prestigious group of MIT notable alumni, and its business school, MIT Sloan School of Management.
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Hal Gregersen on asking the right questions
Hal Gregersen...joined Bobby [Kerr] to talk about how to ask the right questions, and how it can drive change.
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Forecast of the future of work from MIT Sloan CIO Symposium
“Technology is simultaneously replacing existing work and creating new work...That has always happened through the history of technology."