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Deep tech: Money matters
In this podcast episode, professor Andrew W. Lo shared his journey from academia to entrepreneurship.
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Bulletin of Atomic Scientists | May 9, 2022
Does wood bioenergy help or harm the climate?
Wood emits more CO2 per kilowatt-hour than coal, and forest regrowth takes decades to a century or more – time we do not have to cut emissions enough to avoid the worst harms from climate change.
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MIT Professor Eric So on meme-stock mania
"From a practical perspective it's going to be very hard to rein in some of this retail trading in a meaningful way."
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Is Google trying to buy HubSpot? Here's why it might not happen.
HubSpot has grown from a small online-marketing firm into a public company offering a broad suite of business apps.
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Take time to take in "Tapped In-Moving Hearts and Minds Through Art and Science"
"Regenerate" by artist Raquel Fornasaro based on the work of professor John Sterman is a "climate bathtub simulation" crafted from tree branches.
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The US and its allies face a $10 trillion reckoning in the race to rearm
I don't foresee a fiscal crisis from elevated defense spending. I worry about a national security crisis from a failure to defend your country.
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'It's part of how you present to the world': Owala looks to become the next 'it' water bottle
"What people buy has started to replace a sense of social connection and identity that is missing for many people."
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Canada's carbon price: You don't know what you've got 'til it's gone
MIT's En-ROADS online climate policy simulator, demonstrates the power of carbon pricing to help drive the mass changes needed to decarbonize.
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Stablecoin delistings in Europe spell change for crypto exchanges, issuers
"While MiCA [Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation] is far from perfect, it provides a starting point for more robust stablecoin regulation."