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PostFebruary 13, 2025

Mission: Climate

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In February 2024, MIT announced the Climate Project, an Institute-wide response to climate change, drawing on MIT’s expertise and signature interdisciplinary approach to problem-solving.

The effort’s goal is to change the expected course of global climate outcomes for the better within 10 years. Keep reading at MIT Spectrum. 

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