Anne Nelson’s Red Orchestra warns about the fragility of all democracies, and how citizens need to be vigilant.

Adam Met spoke about his work as a professor and climate campaigner, saying "There’s an energy security argument which works really well with the right, and an expansion of renewables, which works really well on the left.”

Jeffrey Sachs said: “How can the whole world get a clean energy system? Because if the U.S. does it and the others don’t do it, forget it.”

Anya Schiffrin, and co-author Dylan Groves, write that their research has identified roughly 90 different ways to measure impact, but the reality is that newsrooms usually look at just a few.

Kaushik Deb, of CGEP, with co-author Philippe Benoit, writes that LPG for clean cooking can and should be permitted as a transitional fuel to save lives in the short-term, until we can provide universal access to alternative low-emissions clean cooking systems.

José Antonio Ocampo writes that rising political polarization and distrust results in gridlock on global challenges.

A group of SIPA Students conducted a study for the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the results of which were presented to Minister Sayasat Nurbek.

Anya Schiffrin writes that AI companies need quality information, and that news publishers have it. Should they share it, and how much should they get for it?

Nicolas Longuet-Marx and Ebonya Washington are quoted for their research on presidents, and election trends.