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report
Financial Innovations for Freshwater Revitilization: Transboundary Project Finance in Israel, Jordan, and the Palestinian Authority
To examine the State Revolving Fund (SRF) model and its potential applications in the Middle East,
the Milken Institute held a Financial Innovations Lab in November 2008 in Jerusalem.
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Turning Plants Into Products: Delivering on the Potential of Industrial Biotechnology
As interest in sustainability grows in the United States and around the world, there is a push by p
olicymakers and the industrial biotechnology industry to find replacements for petroleum.
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Biodiversity Conservation in Israel
The time has come for Israel to join the ranks of both developed and emerging nations around the wo
rld that have adopted biodiversity financing programs.
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Scaling Enterprise Finance: The Future of Biofuels
America is finally coming to grips with the need to minimize its dependence on imported oil.
podcast episode
Ep. 45: Anchored, with Admiral James Stavridis
“The US and China, particularly in 2020, are on something of a collision course....We should confr
ont where we must, we should cooperate where we can, and we should be clear-eyed that we're in for a period of real tension.”
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Ep. 2: Grand Rounds, with Providence’s Rod Hochman
“As soon as that patient hit the doors of our emergency room, our people were gowned and gloved...
and put that patient into isolation...got testing done, and we immediately found out that we had the first case of COVID-19 in the United States.”
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Ep. 58: Care for the Caregivers, with Cleveland Clinic’s Tomislav Mihaljevic
“The unfortunate, almost tragic, paradox of this situation is that 1.2 million health-care profess
ionals in the United States have lost their jobs because of the financial strains that the COVID pandemic put on health-care organizations.”
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Ep. 33: Public-Private Partners, with DFC’s Adam Boehler
There are places in the United States now with little to no cases, and if the states have the abil
ity to do contact tracing with some testing to ensure that if there's a flare we can move quickly, then I think it's fine to open up now as long as
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Ep. 57: Like Family, with Wynn Resorts’ Matt Maddox
“In Macau, we put together a plan that when we would reopen, it would be one of the safest places
people could go. Everything from thermal cameras to...PPE. Every customer's given a mask....UV technology in public bathrooms.
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Ep. 51: Service, with Former Congressman Henry Waxman
“Explain things in a credible way so that the public understands why they're being asked to do thi
ngs. You can't force people – especially Americans – to do things they refuse to do.”
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Ep. 103: A Timely Solution, with EJF Capital’s Manny Friedman and Neal Wilson
“You've got to think big to solve problems….Some of the present bills [have] the potential to solv
e the major inequality problem in the United States.” (Friedman) “Given the historically low rates, what we're saying is the government can be the
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Ep. 100: Family, with Target’s Brian Cornell
"We need to have an organization that reflects the millions and millions of guests we serve each a
nd every day. From the bottom up, we've made a commitment to diversity and inclusion.
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