EPIC India’s Shravan Engineer shares his insights on the slowing down of India’s EV revolution due to dependency on Rare Earth Minerals, and more.
EPIC’s research on indoor air pollution cited in Economic Times showing the problem of air pollution inside homes is just as alarming as ambient air pollution.
EPIC India’s Senior Research Manager, Dr. Dheeraj Alshetty reflects on Surat’s ETS Program and how with real-time data, industry engagement, and regulatory innovation, it is possible to create… Learn More >
EPIC researchers discuss how the introduction of a market for tradable pollution permits in India led to increased compliance with emissions restrictions, reduced particulate emissions, and made pollution… Learn More >
In this week’s episode, host Daniel Raimi talks with Fiona Burlig, an assistant professor at the University of Chicago, about improving access to clean drinking water in India…. Learn More >
EPIC’s research on vultures, cited by News18, revealed that between 1990 and 2007, 99% of the vulture population in India perished.
In his recent op-ed, Anant Sudarshan highlights the inefficacy of India’s current emission enforcement.
TOI blog cites EPIC’s research stating how worker productivity in India declined 2-4% for every degree Celsius rise in temperature above the comfortable level.
EPIC Senior Fellow Anant Sudarshan talks to Max Bearak and Jessica Seddon about how the clean energy transition can move forward efficiently.
EPIC’s research cited which revealed that the global average cost of corporate carbon emissions damages equated to 44% of companies’ operating profit in 2019.