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MIT Climate Policy Center
February 9, 2026: NewDEAL + Cost of Climate + Powering Southeast Asia
MIT CPC research on the existing, unequal costs of climate change as felt by U.S. households, Christopher Knittel's contributions to a NewDEAL report, and an energy and climate event in Bangkok.
Times Brazil | October 7, 2025
Brazil Proposes Integration of Carbon Markets at COP30
Brazilian government proposes the a coalition to unify carbon markets, informed by a proposal from the Global Climate Policy Project at Harvard and MIT, a flagship MIT Climate Policy Center project.
Financial Times | September 3, 2025
Talk of Global Carbon Pricing Scheme Grows Louder Ahead of COP30
This article features discussion about a global climate coalition proposal from the Global Climate Policy Project (GCPP) at Harvard and MIT, an MIT Climate Policy Center flagship project.
Supply Chain Digital| September 29, 2025
Can Harvard-MIT Unite Trade and Carbon Pricing for Climate?
GCPP at Harvard and MIT, a flagship MIT Climate Policy Center project, aims to impact global carbon emissions.
Time | January 21, 2026
The 5 Big Reasons Why Electricity Bills Are So High Right Now
Professor Christopher Knittel discusses the key factors contributing to rising electricity costs in the United States.
MarketWatch | January 16, 2026
Boosting Venezuela's Oil Production Could Lead to Sharp Increase in Global Carbon Emissions
Professor Catherine Wolfram weighs in on the potential carbon emissions implications for boosting Venezuela's oil production.
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Inside NATO's effort to adapt to a new industrial era
In this Davos conversation, professor Fiona Murray, chair of the NATO Innovation Fund, brought
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Recent layoffs have been attributed to AI. Is that reality?
Associate professor Lawrence Schmidt said there are some jobs AI can do.