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More than 200,000 Boston-area workers could lose their job to AI in the next five years, new study says
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'The US state's absence at COP30 created a power vacuum in climate action — China's taken the leadership role but it poses risks'
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ClimateCAP MBA Summit 2026 / MIT Sloan Student Sale
MIT Sloan Students: Join us here at Sloan for the ClimateCAP MBA Summit 2026, “Leading Through Complexity: Navigating the Tensions Shaping Climate Leadership."
MIT News | December 5, 2025
Cultivating Confidence and Craft Across Disciplines
MIT Sloan Associate Professor Nathan Wilmers of IWER is recognized, with MIT Mechanical Engineering Professor Rohit Karnik, for excellence in mentoring graduate students.
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MIT economist warns: China's miracle is finished — the collapse no one wants to admit
In this video interview, professor Yasheng Huang explores the deepe
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Hilton CEO on AI: 'Everybody has a plan until you get punched in the face'
A recent working paper by MIT Sloan associate professor
MIT Climate Policy Center
December 4, 2025: COP30 + Data Centers + Carbon Coalition
Recapping MIT’s impact at the COP30 climate summit, a new 20-country coalition aimed at strengthening global carbon markets, and an MIT working paper examining data center demands on the grid.
Policy Brief | MIT CEEPR | November 2025
The Costs of Climate Change are Unequal Across America
This policy brief is informed by a 2025 MIT CEEPR working paper on the existing, and unequal, costs of climate change for American households.
Policy Brief | MIT Climate Policy Center | July 2025
Data Centers and the Grid: Temporal Flexibility Can Lower Costs, But May Increase Emissions
If policymakers wish to ensure grid benefits, cost reductions, and emissions reductions, policies for data center temporal flexibility should be coupled with strong renewable energy policies