Events

The Nile basin has been embroiled in controversy ever since the late Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi announced in February 2011 that Ethiopia would build the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), the largest hydroelectric power dam in Africa, on the Blue Nile immediately upstream of the Ethi

The term ‘living waters’ reflects the diversity, dynamism, and continuity of water, a vital resource that is now being depleted. As glaciers retreat, rivers get damned, springs dry up and groundwater is over-exploited, we need new ways of sharing our shared water wisdom and shaping sustainable water

Each week the ORC invites experts from industry and academia to give talks on a variety of subjects related to operations research.

Join us for an innovative presentation by author Todd Myers on the importance of technology to solving environmental challenges.

In Time to Think Small: How Nimble Environmental Technologies Can Solve the Planet’s Biggest Problems, Myers, the director of the Center for Environment at Washington Po

The lack of transparency concerning the climate impact of digital resources and infrastructure is leading to less-than-optimal decision-making, and little information has been shared on the societal, economic, and other environmental downsides. Sustainable digital infrastructure expert Daan Terpstra

Come to iHQ to meet representatives from the departments, labs, centers, and student orgs that support and drive campus-wide I&E activities at MIT.