Prof. Jacquelyn Pless writes: "The air quality improvements and emissions reductions that we’re seeing today are undoubtedly temporary.”

[Prof. Thomas] Kochan says “The rehiring will be slow and selective, favoring more educated and skilled workers.”

Neil Thompson and co-authors write: “ ...we're now reaching the limits of miniaturization, and so computing performance is stagnating."

“These homes can be done for ordinary folks, not just billionaires,” says John Sterman

Prof. Acemoglu writes: "For citizens ..., the choice ultimately will be between various forms of abdication and concerted action.”

“If you have 10,000 people protesting together, ...the three people infected might become a thousand people infected,” [said Prof.] Bertsimas

Robert Pozen and co-author write: "Budget cuts, tax hikes among few options for cities struggling to fulfill pension promises”

Prof. Emeritus Richard Schmalensee, reflects on his many years working on environmental policy in public service and academia.

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“Now we know that this is happening clearly we have to update our models. We'll probably know in the next few weeks.” says [Prof.] Fiona Murray