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Climate Startups Can Power a Green Transition. But They Need a Different Playbook

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By Esther Choi, Anderson Lee, Robyn McGuckin, Sheila Teta Carina
| World Resources Institute
Today’s global challenges of prolonged fuel crises, rising consumer prices, dwindling natural resources and new workforce pressures demand disruptive innovators willing to test new technologies and business models that enable countries to rapidly transform their economies. Accelerating these national economic transitions requires a new playbook, and climate startups are one of the most important tools countries have to meet their decarbonization and climate resilience goals.
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Ecthymalike Ulcerations in Patients With Lung Cancer Treated With Combined Amivantamab and Osimertinib

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By Stephen Li, Yoo Jung Kim, Esther Choi, CUONG NGUYEN, cường nguyễn, Jennifer Choi, Lida Zheng
| JAMA Network Verified
Epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) is a receptor tyrosine kinase often altered in non–small cell lung carcinoma (NSCLC).
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‘Natural Asset Companies’ Could Finally Make Healthy Ecosystems Investable

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By Roman Czebiniak, Esther Choi
| World Resources Institute
For centuries, financial markets have been remarkably good at valuing what can be extracted: timber, crops, minerals, oil and so on. But they have struggled to value what must be protected: standing forests, clean rivers, watersheds and ecosystems. This imbalance sits at the heart of today’s biodiversity and climate crises. Nature underpins our economies, providing food, water, climate regulation, pollination and more.
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