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Michael Schrage, author of 'Recommendation Engines' (The MIT Press) – Interview series
In this interview with Michael Schrage we discuss his new book “Recommendation Engines.”
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The role (un)happiness plays in how people vote
"We found that the overall happiness or unhappiness of a county's population was an abnormally strong predictor of how it voted."
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Author interview: Adapting to social media's disruptions in 'The Hype Machine'
Sinan Aral argues that social media has both promise and peril. To reap the benefits of these technologies we need to better understand them.
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The evidence is compelling on human activity as the principal cause of global warming
“...it's overwhelmingly human activities – in particular combustion of fossil fuels – that can explain observed global temperature increases."
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China's zero carbon pledge: What does it mean for the global climate change fight?
“Emissions that don't happen between now and 2030 are going to reduce warming a lot more than the same emission reductions after 2060.”
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Sizing up corporate restructuring in the COVID crisis
“Restructuring subsidies and payment deferrals are options that are especially suited for small businesses and should be targeted at them."
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World's best Masters & MBA programs ranked by QS
MIT Sloan ranked first in "Master's in Business Analytics", second in "Master's in Finance", and third in the "Global MBA Ranking."
ARS Technica | June 26, 2017
Fake climate negotiations produce real impacts
A mock negotiation, complete with its own climate model, makes people want to act.
Washington Post | December 4, 2018
'A kind of dark realism': Why the climate change problem is starting to look to big to solve
Professor Sterman on the need to act now on climate change.
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China, top global emitter, aims to go carbon-neutral by 2060
If China fulfills Xi's goal, it could prevent 0.4 to 0.7 degrees further warming for the world.