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How do nurses rate their employers?
"To understand the job challenges nurses face, health care leaders need to listen to nurses' own words about burnout."
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Petrostates usually benefit from war. Let’s make sure Iran and Russia don’t.
"We need to break the cycle of petrostates benefiting from fomenting violence."
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Elon Musk's main tool for fighting disinformation on X is making the problem worse, insiders claim
"Even professional journalists, as I understand it, are having a lot of trouble understanding what's true and what's not true."
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White House must punish Iran over Hamas attacks, lawmakers say
"It could lead to a significant revenue jump for Putin, if all you do is reduce Iranian oil supply."
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How to stay ahead of deadlines
"Pre-mortems are helpful because they walk you through the process and discipline the natural tendency to be optimistic."
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Lego: Can the brick behemoth rival Disney?
"Lego are a great example of how little innovation experiments can become huge growth opportunities."
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A hotel worker's 3-hour commute tells the story of LA's housing crisis and her strike
"Unions are going to have to work with the employers, because they're going to have to develop an institutional arrangement that works."
Casa e Jardim | November 3, 2024
Sterman: Claims that wood bioenergy carbon neutral based on false assumption
John Sterman makes the cases that wood bioenergy is not carbon energy and, in fact, worse for the climate than coal
E & E News | Nov. 1, 2024
Climate Change Shifting ‘Energy Poverty’ to US South, Study Finds
This article, published in E&E News by Politico, highlights a study coauthored by MIT Sloan economist Christopher Knittel, who is Faculty Director of the MIT Climate Policy Center.