EPIC India’s Senior Comms. Specialist Shrutikantha Kandali reflects on climate fatigue, infoxication, and why air pollution must move from seasonal headlines to sustained civic conversation.
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 >
In the latest #EPICIndiaDiaries, EPIC India’s Divyanshu Saini shares insights from a CEMS workshop in Tijara, underscoring the role of real-time emissions data in strengthening industrial oversight and… 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.
EPIC India’s Dheeraj Alshetty shares his insights for Thermal Control magazine on how market-based innovation is reshaping clean air in the Global South.
An opinion piece for Outlook Planet by EPIC India’s Kavita Vij and Dhruba Purkayastha makes the case for why NCAP 2.0 must prioritise PM2.5.
EPIC India’s Regional Communications Director, Ashirbad Raha, shares his insights in Jagran, unpacking how everyday habits and persistent myths shape, and often distort, public perceptions of Delhi’s air… Learn More >
Dheeraj Alsheety, Senior Research Manager at EPIC India, shares his insights with Thermal Control Business Update on why indoor air quality is both a technical and socio-economic challenge.
EPIC India’s Suyash Nandgaonkar writes in The Hindu on how satellite data reveals emissions at key sites can be up to 10 times higher than official estimates