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MIT Professor Highlights Data-Driven Climate Change Research - Vimarsana News

MIT Professor Highlights Data-Driven Climate Change Research

The Georgetown University Earth Commons Institute, a center for environmental and sustainability innovation, research education and action, hosted a talk Feb. 9 titled “Addressing Climate Change and Sustainability through Data and Modeling” as part of their weekly ECo Talks series. The weekly ECo Talks seminars bring in leading experts from Georgetown and beyond to discuss...

MIT Professor Highlights Data-Driven Climate Change Research - Vimarsana News

MIT Professor Highlights Data-Driven Climate Change Research

The Georgetown University Earth Commons Institute, a center for environmental and sustainability innovation, research education and action, hosted a talk Feb. 9 titled “Addressing Climate Change and Sustainability through Data and Modeling” as part of their weekly ECo Talks series. The weekly ECo Talks seminars bring in leading experts from Georgetown and beyond to discuss...

How doing away with nuclear power could lead to poor air quality - Vimarsana News

How doing away with nuclear power could lead to poor air quality

Scientists based at MIT have claimed that if all nuclear reactors in the US were to stop working, pollution-related deaths could dramatically increase.

MIT Study: Nuclear Power Shutdown Could Lead To Increased Deaths - Vimarsana News

MIT Study: Nuclear Power Shutdown Could Lead To Increased Deaths

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MIT Study: Nuclear Power Shutdown Could Lead To Increased Deaths - Vimarsana News

MIT Study: Nuclear Power Shutdown Could Lead To Increased Deaths

If U.S. nuclear power plants are retired, fossil fuel use to fill the energy gap could cause more than 5,000 premature deaths due to increased air pollution, according to a new MIT study.