TOI cites latest research by Ashwin Rode from University of Chicago, Tom Bearpark from Princeton and Mumbai’s climate change consultant Archana Patankar
EPIC India’s Ashirbad Raha writes in Hindustan Times on why toxic air has become an annual crisis we silently accept—and how better storytelling, rooted in local human impacts,… Learn More >
EPIC research featured in Hindustan Times, talks about rain-related deaths in Mumbai comparable to deaths due to cancer in the city, while people living in slums account for… Learn More >
The study in Nature found rainfall and flooding account for 8 percent of deaths during monsoon season in one of the world’s largest cities, Mumbai, India, comparable to… Learn More >
The November edition of our monthly newsletter spotlighted our senior leadership from the Emissions Market Accelerator and Gujarat Pollution Control Board being part of the Earthshot Prize Summit… Learn More >
EPIC India’s Swarna Dutt reflects in The Times of India on the need for stronger environmental oversight—not exemptions—as India modernises its waste management systems.
EPIC India’s Kaushik Deb and Ashirbad Raha write about the over ₹9,000 crore economic cost that Delhi incurs every year due to toxic air.
Scidev.net speaks to Pedram Hassanzadeh, co-director of Human-Centred Weather Forecasts Initiative at the Institute for Climate and Sustainable Growth, about monsoon forecasting in India.
In this edition of the EPIC India Dialogue, we explored how framing clean air through the lens of health, economy, and shared gains can turn evidence into urgency… Learn More >
Kaushik Deb, Executive Director at EPIC India, was cited in Hindustan Times explaining how traffic congestion and long idling times significantly increase fuel consumption and urban emissions.
