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"As the business of rating has grown, and technology brings disruption, regulators on both sides of the Atlantic are preparing new rules."
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Companies are getting it from all sides on ESG. They're either 'going too far' or 'not doing enough
For research scientist Florian Berg the controversies around ESG stem from a lack of clarity about what its goals are.
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New tools aim for nuanced analysis of academic research citations
Different environmental, social and governance (ESG) ratings can paint radically different pictures of the same company.
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Research making a real difference
Multiple MIT Sloan projects were recognized in this year's Financial Times' Responsible Business Education awards.
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Not just saving the planet. For investors, ESG is like a magnifying glass for risks
Research scientist Florian Berg said: "Risks lurk everywhere that could one day damage a re
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Omnibus, Copenhagen Declaration: Academics' call to defend EU sustainability directives
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The Unexpected Knock-On Effect of Trump's Minerals 'Deal of the Century'
In this article from the BBC, MIT economist Christopher Knittel, who is the MIT Climate Policy Center's Faculty Director, is quoted discussing Donald Trump, critical minerals, and green technology.
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Driving Systemic Change in Women's Health: The Tara Health Foundation's Spend-Down Model and Multicapital Approach
This case study examines the Tara Health Foundation’s evolving systemic investing model for addressing entrenched racial and gender inequities in U.S. reproductive and maternal health.