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Solutions to Climate Change: A 10-Year Game Plan
From declining Arctic sea ice to rising temperatures, we know the threat is real. The relevant que
stion is what can and should be done about it. This panel will explore possible solutions to one of the most challenging problems of our time.
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Milken Institute California Summit - Renewables: Our Energy Edge?
Rajit Gadh, Professor and Director, UCLA Smart Grid Energy Research Center (SMERC)Steven (Mac) Hel
ler, Executive Chairman, CODA Automotive Joseph Osha, Managing Director and Senior Analyst, Alternative Energy Research, Bank of America Merrill Lynch Timo
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May 4 at 8:30 am PDT | Blending Finance and Technology: Accelerating Solutions for Sustainable Development
Over the coming decade, a wave of innovative, high-impact agricultural technologies will have the
potential to increase productivity, raising yields and incomes.
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Virtual Program | Towards a Sustainable Roaring Twenties: Accelerating Growth through Impact
Wednesday, October 20 at 8:30 am PDT/11:30 am EDT
With many economies still reeling from the pand
emic and social and economic inequalities widening, the finance community needs new instruments that can make a positive impact on communities in
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Power Play: Closing the Immense Energy Gap in Sub-Saharan Africa
Energy supplies across Africa fall far short of potential demand. In Nigeria, just one example, a
growing population will surpass that of the United States in the next 25 years.
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New Book Explains Why Current Energy System Isn't Working - and How to Fix It Using an "Agile" Structure Focusing on Renewable Sources
With global instability and growing demand sending oil prices soaring to more than $50 a barrel, the
future of energy has become a major policy issue for leaders around the world. The question is, how can they prepare for a post-fossil fuel era?
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November 18 at 11:15 am UAE Standard Time | Innovative Finance for Climate Innovation and Energy Transition
More than 65 million people have no access to electricity, 60 million more in the Middle East and
North Africa endure prolonged outages and under-supply. Seven hundred million Africans are challenged by energy poverty.
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One Fix for Greater Social Mobility in the U.S.: Early Interventions
LOS ANGELES—Richard Reeves and Isabel Sawhill, both senior fellows in economic studies at
the Brookings Institution in Washington, dispute the widespread conviction that the oppo
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Saving the environment can be good for capitalists, too, says author in latest issue of Milken Institute Review
LOS ANGELES — There are no free lunches in preserving the environment, but with a little help from m
arkets there certainly can be some cheap ones.
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Ethanol Won't Help America Lose Its Appetite for Oil, Say Experts in Latest Milken Institute Review
Magazine also looks at critical learning from past guest-worker programs, seeks to neutralize the ne
t-neutrality debate and exposes hedge fund demographics
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Milken Institute report says integrating residential energy-efficiency programs and financial instruments is key to going green
(LOS ANGELES) Our homes produce 20 percent of all U.S. greenhouse gas emissions, and study after stu
dy finds that efficiency measures are the cheapest way to save energy.
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Milken Institute identifies ways to reduce dependence on foreign oil and create jobs Opportunities abound for U.S. industrial biotech, but time is tight
LOS ANGELES -- The United States could replace 20 percent of petrochemical consumption with bio-base
d products over the next decade -- while creating jobs and capturing a large share of the global renewable chemical market.
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