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Shaoda Wang, a faculty member in the Harris School of Public Policy, speaks about his research exploring ways to improve pollution regulation compliance in China.

Are policymakers intentionally directing climate funding toward inefficient programs?

Severing our ties to the global oil market would be neither practical nor desirable, and would likely come with some painful unintended consequences.

How valuable are early warning systems in limiting the damage caused by disasters?

When Japan incentivized fuel-efficient cars, did U.S. drivers amplify the climate benefits without any change in domestic policy?

New research quantifies how China's mass campaign to eradicate sparrows during the Great Leap Forward disrupted natural pest control, reduced crop yields, and contributed to millions of deaths during the Great Famine.

The global economy has already begun to sort itself in ways that favour India’s trajectory, writes EPIC India's Kaushik Deb and Michael Webber.

Can managed EV charging programs help utilities handle rapid electric vehicle growth?

Fiona Burlig, an assistant professor in the Harris School of Public Policy, talks about her work studying the challenges of energy access and climate impacts in poor rural communities in India.

EPIC’s Clean Air Program has launched a new series of conversations sparked by EPIC Air Quality Fund Awardees, on subjects like new tools, real-world lessons, and emerging opportunities and collaborations in the air quality space. In this session, Vermont Law...