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Listen to the Science
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Listen to the Science

Lars Heikensten, et al. consider how lessons from the COVID-19 crisis can be applied to other global challenges.

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Making Business Work for Nature
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Making Business Work for Nature

Erin Billman & Eva Zabey tout a new initiative to ensure that corporate environmental efforts achieve the needed results.

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In the run-up to the first-ever Nobel Prize Summit, Project Syndicate – in partnership with the Nobel Foundation, the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, the US National Academy of Sciences, and the Stockholm Resilience Centre – is bringing together scientists, policymakers, business leaders, and Nobel laureates to analyze and debate some of the most pressing issues of our time. From shifting to renewable energies to constructing sustainable cities to ensuring an equitable green transition, the world’s leading thinkers will weigh in on the many dimensions of our increasingly urgent quest for a sustainable future.
How to Recover Green PS OnPoint
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How to Recover Green

Joseph E. Stiglitz explains what forward-looking governments could do to turn the COVID-19 crisis into an opportunity.

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Keeping Poverty Reduction Front and Center
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Keeping Poverty Reduction Front and Center

Juan Manuel Santos & Sabina Alkire urge policymakers to emphasize support for the poor when adopting pandemic response and recovery measures.

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The Two Pandemics
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The Two Pandemics

Robert J. Shiller shows how the financial contagion triggered by the COVID-19 crisis has taken on a life of its own.

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An Interview with Angus Deaton Say More
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An Interview with Angus Deaton

Angus Deaton proposes how to address America’s “deaths of despair,” suggests which philosophers every economist should read, and shares what US voters need to know before November’s presidential election.

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The Challenging Arithmetic of Climate Action
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The Challenging Arithmetic of Climate Action

Michael Spence explains why progress toward building a sustainable economy may be even more difficult than we think.

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Not a Decade to Spare for Climate Action
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Not a Decade to Spare for Climate Action

Johan Rockström, et al. tout the potential of the upcoming Nobel Prize Summit to help address the world's biggest challenges.

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