EMA and EPIC India Executive Director, Kaushik Deb, reflects on the Iran war and its impacts on the global energy sector.

The Print cites a Climate Impact Lab study showing rising heat will increase global mortality, with Karanpur, Rajasthan, projected to see the highest rise at 26 deaths per… Learn More >

ET Energy World reports on Climate Impact Lab’s latest study, warning that over 90% of additional heat-related deaths will occur in low and middle-income countries.

NDTV cites Climate Impact Lab’s recent report focusing on how rising heat may cause more deaths from than storms or floods globally.

Tensions in the Middle East could send ripple effects through India’s energy security, with potential impacts on oil prices and inflation. EPIC India’s Kaushik Deb shares his insight… Learn More >

Particulate matter is, Michael Greenstone argues, the greatest public health threat on the planet. Worse than HIV, cigarettes, and alcohol. The average person  loses about two years of… Learn More >

For the Times of India, our Regional Communications Director Ashirbad Raha reflects on why climate communication must shift from apocalypse-driven narratives to stories rooted in health, livelihoods, and everyday… Learn More >

Mentioned in the Economic Survey, EPIC India’s work on Surat’s Emissions Trading Scheme was cited as evidence that market-based pollution trading can significantly cut industrial air pollution in… Learn More >

EPIC India’s ED Kaushik Deb writes in ET EnergyWorld on shifting from short-term air pollution responses to long-term infrastructure that supports growth and clean air.

EPIC India’s Anshuman Tiwari writes on why faster methane cuts—not just long-term climate targets—can save lives, especially in the world’s most vulnerable regions.