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PostOctober 24, 2019

Sustainability Lunch Series: The Future of Mobility

Join MIT Sloan Professor David Keith and Nick Pudar (Sr Lecturer, formerly of GM) for a conversation on how System Dynamics can be used to map the future of EVs, car sharing, and a more sustainable mobility sector.

RSVP here: http://cglink.me/r610224 

Hosted by the MIT Sloan Sustainability Initiative. 

by MIT Sloan Sustainability Initiative
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Transportation

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