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Study finds many species may die out and others may migrate significantly as ocean acidification intensifies.
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MIT analysis informs a new EPA report on the effects of curbing climate change.
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MIT Energy Initiative | China Energy and Climate Project researchers conclude that by designing and implementing aggressive long-term measures now, Chinese policy makers will put the nation on a path to achieve recently pledged emissions reductions with relatively modest impacts on economic growth.
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MIT Spectrum interviews MIT alumnus Kenneth Strzepek, who led a nonpartisan panel of 17 experts to investigate the international water debate between Egypt and Ethiopia in the hopes of forging a common solution.
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MIT researcher Sergey Paltsev studies how to supply the world's growing need for energy—without harming the climate.
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MIT graduate student David Ramberg studies the link between new technology and fuel prices.
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MIT graduate student Claudia Octaviano studies how energy storage technologies could transform the economics of renewable energy.
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When it comes to pricing CO2
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For the 2015 Karl Taylor Compton Lecture, MIT welcomes Professor Mario J. Molina, co-winner of the 1995 Nobel Prize in Chemistry and former Institute Professor.
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