Preliminary projections of the cap-and-trade program launched in Surat last year indicate that market-based regulations can contribute towards lowering the cost of air pollution abatement
In a study of non-migrant workers in Delhi, researchers observe widespread compliance with public health directives important in reducing the spread of the virus, as rates of mask… Learn More >
As the COVID 19 pandemic forces economies to slowdown, EPIC’s data tracker indicates broader economic trends.
The latest issue presents research on electricity in developing countries and features work of Michael Greenstone, Anant Sudarshan, and Ken Lee, along with others
This data tracker shows the impact of COVID-19 on electricity consumption and particulate pollution in countries and sub-regions throughout the world.
The Department of Energy, Government of Haryana has partnered with the Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab (J-PAL SA) and the Energy Policy Institute at the University of… Learn More >
A year and a half since its launch, Indian citizens, journalists, and policymakers are increasingly referring to the University of Chicago’s Air Quality Life Index (AQLI) to understand… Learn More >
Member of Parliament (MPs) across different party lines commit to working towards tackling air pollution in India.
Results from the Air Quality Life Index come as it launches in Hindi, expanding the reach of this critical data.
The Emissions Trading Scheme can reduce pollution 29 percent while increasing profits for a majority of plants, analysis finds.