This issue covers: an introduction to our Faculty Director, Christopher Knittel; our initial focal areas; and an award for the En-ROADS Climate Solutions Simulator team.
This resource is designed to help MIT students explore how financial acumen - spanning finance, economics, and accounting - can be harnessed to advance sustainable solutions.
According to Hanson Gong, MBA '17, he takes his father's VC penchant for risk and applies it to net-positive investments.
Tristan Jackson and Joan Barcelona teamed up to create communication materials for investors who wanted to learn about Indigenous-led sustainable investing for systemic change.
Saman Baghestani and Michael Raynor co-founded S3 Markets to decarbonize the highest emitting, hardest to abate sectors of the global economy.
MIT Climate Policy Center Faculty Director Christopher Knittel is quoted on how a new gas pipeline might impact household energy costs.
MIT Sloan Professor Catherine Wolfram is interviewed about a proposed international climate coalition focused on taxing carbon. This work is part of the Harvard-MIT Global Climate Policy Project.
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