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The Rajasthan State Pollution Control Board delegation engaged with the Maharashtra and Gujarat governments to understand the legal, institutional, and operational foundations for rolling out an Emissions Trading Scheme.

At Mumbai Climate Week 2026, a cross-sector dialogue explored how evidence, partnerships, and market-based solutions are shaping the future of clean air and water governance in India.

The global philanthropic organisation appointed Christa Hasenkopf alongside María Neira, who led environment and health efforts at the World Health Organization (WHO).

Marushka joins group drawn from EPIC’s extensive network of experts who provide strategic counsel to EPIC leadership.

A gift from Ted Brandt, MBA ‘87, will support early career researchers working with faculty on projects in the fields of energy and environmental economics, markets, and policy, ensuring EPIC continues to drive policy impact on a global scale.

EPIC Scholar Shaoda Wang has been selected as a 2026 Sloan Research Fellow, one of the most prestigious honors available to early-career scholars in the social sciences and sciences.

A knowledge exchange workshop that enabled learnings from other states to inform the design and implementation of Rajasthan’s ETS

Professors Christopher Blattman, Ryan Kellogg, and Paul Poast joined Senior Lecturer Rebecca Wolfe to discuss Operation Absolute Resolve.

The Adaptation Inventory highlights policies and programs that have enhanced climate resilience in countries around the world—and could potentially be scaled.

From how climate change will impact food production to how habitat protections influence home prices and the role of markets in reducing pollution while maintaining growth, EPIC-affiliated scholars shed new light on some of the most crucial topics in energy...