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Noah Kaufman is an economist who focuses on energy and climate policy. He is currently a senior research scholar at Columbia University's Center on Global Energy Policy and a co-director of the ...

Mahsa Alimardani leads the Technology Threats and Opportunities program at the human-rights organization Witness. She has studied information controls in Iran and elsewhere for the past 15 years.