EPIC Director Michael Greenstone joins Sudipto Dey, Editor – Sustainability & Regulatory Affairs, Outlook Business, for a conversation on clean air, markets, and regulation.
The January 2026 edition of our monthly newsletter reflected on the year 2025 we had, the accomplishments, recognitions and research we amplified. The newsletter features EMA leadership’s visit… Learn More >
Neelima Vallangi writes in Nature about University of Chicago research that found providing Indian farmers in Telangana with a one-month advance monsoon forecast helped avert losses and improve… Learn More >
BBC reports how the Surat Emissions Trading Scheme, implemented by the government, shows that cutting pollution can also make business sense.
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.
The conference heard insights from policymakers, researchers, and practitioners on real-world emissions, Bharat Stage VII (BS-VII) norms, electric vehicle ecosystems, urban congestion, and more.
Gujarat Pollution Control Board along with leadership of Emissions Market Accelerator brought together state regulators to examine the role of emissions markets in India’s industrial growth.
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
HT’s latest editorial cites AQLI data highlighting how particulate pollution remains one of the greatest threats to human health, cutting more life years than many better-known risks.
