Michael Greenstone, Rohini Pande, Nicholas Ryan, and Anant Sudarshan write about Maharashtra Pollution Control Board’s new Star Rating Program.

While President Trump’s across-the-board rollback of regulations may not be the answer, how can we make environmental policies more flexible, efficient and low cost? One way: increase transparency…. Learn More >

For all the appeal of energy efficiency, more and more economists are finding that programs based on giving consumers economic incentives to curb energy usage don’t actually work… Learn More >

EPIC-India’s Santosh Harish gives his take on how the Delhi government should take on the high levels of smog.

Solar micro-grids are popping up in villages from Africa to Bangladesh, where households are able to flick on a switch for light for the first time. But are… Learn More >

Strong, lasting and comprehensive transportation policies make the difference between traffic being a daily nuisance or a quiet killer, writes EPIC-India’s Anant Sudarshan.

EPIC-India researchers present their analysis on why Delhi’s April Odd-Even pilot didn’t work when the January programme did.

Delhi’s Odd-Even Pilot Program, which from January 1-15 allowed cars to run on city streets on alternate days depending on whether their license plate ended in even or… Learn More >

EPIC’s Michael Greenstone and Anant Sudarshan, and their colleagues from Harvard and Yale, discuss India’s pollution and possible ways to confront it using history as a guide.

EPIC’s Director Michael Greenstone writes in the NY Times Upshot why India could follow China in setting emissions standards to confront climate change, but also deadly pollution.