In a bid to reverse this problem, India launched the world’s first-ever market for particulate emissions.
Our Director Michael Greenstone, speaks to Srijana Mitra Das of Economic Times, discussing how air pollution affects human health. He also talks about how pollution markets can help… Learn More >
The Government of Delhi is now referring to an evaluation done by the researchers in 2017 on the odd-even scheme implemented in 2016. Anant Sudarshan, one of the… Learn More >
A study by EPIC and Evidence for Policy Design is being cited in the article that analyzed the impact of the odd-even system in 2016.
The November edition of our monthly newsletter featured the latest EPIC research, Michael Greenstone’s citation in the Washington Post, employee blogs, and more. To See what EPIC India… Learn More >
In his opinion piece, Professor K. Srinath Reddy mentions AQLI as he writes about Indian’s getting impacted by pollution.
EPIC’s research was cited in an article that talked about how although everyone is breathing polluted in some way, it still dictates environmental inequality.
Michael Greenstone and co-authors found that industrial plants that participated in the market reduced emissions by 20 to 30 percent.
The October edition of our monthly newsletter featured our latest developments in Ahmedabad’s pollution market trading, opinion pieces written on AQLI worldwide, employee blogs and more. To See… Learn More >
Clean Air Fund says despite increased spending on air pollution, projects still receive less than 1% of funding.