In the News • November 5, 2026
Delhi’s toxic winter air is back – is the Indian capital prepared for pollution?
via BBC
BBC cites EPIC’s Air quality life index that maps impact of poor air quality on human health.
BBC cites EPIC’s Air quality life index that maps impact of poor air quality on human health.
NDTV cites the Climate Impact Lab’s El Niño Heat Mortality Tracker, projecting 55,000 heat-related deaths in India between October and March, among the highest predicted tolls globally.
Jagran cites the El Niño Tracker, highlighting the risk of millions of additional global deaths due to a potential Super El Niño, with India among the countries at… Learn More >
In Nature, Sahana Ghosh highlights Climate Impact Lab findings warning that a ‘super’ El Niño could cause an estimated 15,800 additional deaths in India due to extreme heat.
EPIC India’s Swarna Dutt and Dhruba Purkayastha write for Ideas for India on how India’s cities can turn sewage and urban waste into a source of energy, and… Learn More >
EPIC India’s Swarna Dutt writes for AVPN on how better waste management, methane monitoring, and evidence-based policy can help Indian cities turn landfill emissions into measurable climate gains… Learn More >
EPIC Director Michael Greenstone spoke to The Times of India about Delhi’s growing climate risks, the health and economic costs of extreme heat and air pollution, and the… Learn More >
EPIC Director Michael Greenstone speaks to Mint about India’s growth, the rise of BRICS, India–US trade relations and the outlook for global oil prices.
The New Indian Express cites a EPIC India study of 90 Delhi PUC centres as the city strengthens vehicle emissions testing and enforcement.
EPIC Director Michael Greenstone was quoted in ETV Bharat on climate risks, economic resilience and the importance of bringing developing economies into global decarbonisation efforts.