UN PRME | December 2022
UN Principles for Responsible Investment's Best 10 of Climate Change
Our En-ROADS simulation was ranked #1 on this top 10 list from the UN PRME!
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MIT Sloan Executive Education | July 6, 2021
Webinar | Creating a Positive Legacy for Families + Society
Jason Jay explores the role of family-owned businesses in the transition to a just and sustainable economy.
World Economic Forum | November 18, 2022
What is ‘greenhushing’ and is it really a cause for concern?
MIT Sloan's Jason Jay says companies have long found reason to leave things unsaid when it comes to climate action.
Institutional Investor | September 13, 2022
Here Are the Winners of the 2022 Allocators’ Choice Awards
Our Aggregate Confusion Project was awarded "Partnership of the Year" at the 2022 Allocator's Choice Awards for our work to improve ESG measurement and data.
ABC News | July 8, 2021
EU decision on natural gas could threaten climate progress
“This is an extreme bald-face attempt to greenwash,” said MIT Sloan's John Sterman.
The Economist | July 21, 2022
The signal and the noise
As our Aggregate Confusion Project research shows, measurement of ESG data needs a big overhaul.
Haz Revista | May 26, 2022
Innovation, a key tool to achieve a more sustainable future
Our own Jason Jay presented #EnROADS to TheCUBE Hub Madrid's "Genius Table," urging the group to examine how companies can consider innovation in terms of real, evidence-based impact.
Financial Times | May 31, 2022
Aggregate ESG confusion
Highlighting the work of our Aggregate Confusion Project, the Financial Times examines the current state of ESG.
The Hill | May 5, 2022
‘Cash for Clunkers’ can cut gas prices, climate change
Research from professors shows that a program in which new car buyers are paid to scrap their combustion vehicles would speed vehicle retirement, reduce oil consumption, and tackle climate change.
MIT News
Solar-Powered Desalination Device Wins MIT $100K Competition
Nona Desalination is developing a compact water-desalination device that requires less electricity than a cell phone charger.