We're saved!: MIT "geniuses" have a plan to prevent climate change

MIT to cut electricity use by 15 percent over three years

“What we are launching with MIT is a bold new plan for confronting climate change and a proposal to officially establish energy efficiency as the ‘first fuel’ in Massachusetts,” said Tom May, NSTAR Chairman, President and CEO.
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MIT President Susan Hockfield..."...Our participation in the program signals that the solutions for today’s climate and energy challenges will come not only from our research laboratories and classrooms, but also from practice-based management innovations.”