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Jeroen Struben, left, and John D. Sterman, of the Sloan School, with an alternative vehicle in the MIT Museum.

MIT Sloan model: Sustained policy incentives, carbon taxes will widen alternative vehicle use

May 30, 2007

S-Lab stimulates sustainability at MIT Sloan

May 25, 2007

Robert Armstrong

Multidisciplinary work in energy engages individuals, industry

May 9, 2007

Initiative leadership guides energy goals

May 9, 2007

Professor Leon Glicksman and Vice President Theresa Stone are heading up the 'Walk the Talk' task force on energy issues.

Group leads 'greening' of Institute

May 9, 2007

Student proposals for energy projects sought

May 9, 2007

Linking science, innovation and policy

May 9, 2007

A panel led by MIT Professor Jefferson W. Tester has released an in-depth study titled "The Future of Geothermal Energy," the first study in decades to take a fresh look at geothermal resources.

Institute serves as 'honest broker' on groundbreaking energy reports

May 8, 2007

First Step Coral team members hold SunPower solar panels to make "MIT" sign at sunset in Sagay, Philippines. Left to right: Martin Lorilla '09, Illac Diaz (MIT SPURS Fellow), Emzo de los Santos '09, Francis Lorilla (MIT Dad) and Gerardo Jose la O' (MIT graduate student).

Wind, sun and tides power Biorock, rehab for recovering coral reefs

May 8, 2007

George M. Whitesides

Basic science and long-term funding are keys to clean energy development

May 8, 2007

Pulse Car on display

May 2, 2007

Being green at MIT's Earth Day

April 27, 2007

MIT-CTL and CSCMP announce conference on energy-efficient supply chain

April 24, 2007

In this 2005 illustration of the "shoulder" of the Cape, the Cape Cod Canal is visible at the top. If the land is viewed as a clock, Bourne is at 11, Sandwich at 12:15, Barnstable at 3 and Mashpee at 5:30. Falmouth is in the bottom left corner. The salmon-colored area indicates the Massachusetts Military Reservation. Green indicates groundwater contaminant plumes made up mostly of explosive compou...

Costly Cape Cod cleanup has advanced groundwater hydrology research

April 23, 2007

EcoExpo displays MIT's sustainability initiative, April 25

April 19, 2007