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PostJuly 7, 2023

Hooked on heating oil: Maine’s reliance on a dirty, expensive fuel

MIT Environmental Solutions Initiative

Rail cars carrying heating oil from Canada sit in the snow at a Dead River Company distribution terminal in Presque Isle.

PostJune 27, 2023

How electrifying steam could cut beer’s carbon emissions

MIT Technology Review

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PostJune 20, 2023

How climate vulnerability and the digital divide are linked

MIT Technology Review

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PostJune 15, 2023

Preparing Colombia’s cities for life amid changing forests

MIT Environmental Solutions Initiative

Sean Anklam (left), Marcela Angel, and a team from Corpoamazonia in the mountains outside Mocoa, Colombia, make their way to deploy an unpioloted aerial vehicle on a test flight.

PostJune 6, 2023

Q&A: Gabriela Sá Pessoa on Brazilian politics, human rights in the Amazon,...

“It’s exciting to have the privilege of being here and seeing these discussions take place,” says Gabriela Sá Pessoa. “After all, I have a future to report on.”

PostJune 1, 2023

The world is finally spending more on solar than oil production

MIT Technology Review

Aerial view of home with rooftop solar panels at night

PostMay 27, 2023

What the IRA Means to Me, CUSP.World Inaugural Panel, Thursday, Noon ED...

MACA - MIT Alumni for Climate Action

PostMay 12, 2023

Finding “hot spots” where compounding environmental and economic risks ...

MIT Center for Sustainability Science and Strategy

Exposure to airborne particulate matter in the United States

PostMay 8, 2023

US and UAE governments highlight early warning system for climate resilienc...

International nonprofit BRAC is working with farmers to pilot salinity-resilient sunflower seeds for oil production in southwestern Bangladesh, in fields that have been fallow during one of the growing seasons due to salinity intrusion.

PostMay 8, 2023

Governing for our descendants

Ford Professor of Political Science Lily L. Tsai is interested in distributive justice. In her essay, she considers the needs of people in the future when determining who deserves what resources. People who haven’t been born yet will bear the brunt of climate change in the future.

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