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Omnibus, Copenhagen Declaration: Academics' call to defend EU sustainability directives
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BBC | March 13, 2025
The Unexpected Knock-On Effect of Trump's Minerals 'Deal of the Century'
In this article from the BBC, MIT economist Christopher Knittel, who is the MIT Climate Policy Center's Faculty Director, is quoted discussing Donald Trump, critical minerals, and green technology.
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Broken workflows—and how to fix them
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SSRN | September 3, 2025
Driving Systemic Change in Women's Health
This case study examines the Tara Health Foundation’s evolving systemic investing model for addressing entrenched racial and gender inequities in U.S. reproductive and maternal health.
CSP | September 15, 2025
Investor’s Guide to Multicapital Strategies
This guide gives wealth holders the framework and insights to strategically deploy all their resources - relationships, knowledge, reputation, money and assets - for transformative impact.
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Talk of a global carbon pricing scheme grows louder ahead of COP30
The landscape of international climate co-operation is shifting in response to the disengagement of the world's most powerful economy.
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Women who use AI at work face a predictable 'competence penalty'
Competence penalties against women who perform identically to men are most likely to arise when evaluators use highly subjective assessment criteria, like "potential." "The problem with evaluating