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EPIC's Clean Air Program Director Christa Hasenkopf breaks down why air pollution is such a silent but devastating force—especially in the Global South—and what can be done to fight it.

A market for air pollution was scaled to reach over 15 million people in Gujarat, India.

David Greely sits down with Michael Greenstone to discuss how EPIC is translating the insights of cutting edge energy and environmental research into real world impact, including building cap-and-trade particulate emissions markets in India.

How does extreme heat affect dairy productivity, and can farmers adapt?

EPIC scholar Mark Templeton discusses PFAS/PFOA in the context of the movie Dark Waters, and regulation efforts made by the Biden and Trump administrations.

What impact will climate change have on crops, and to what extent do adaptation measures help?

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 second session, 2025 EPIC...

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 first session, NASA’s Pawan...

A market for tradable pollution permits in India increased compliance with emissions restrictions, reduced particulate emissions, and made pollution abatement cheaper, write Michael Greenstone, Rohini Pande, Nicholas Ryan and Anant Sudarshan.

An understudied approach to delivering clean water in rural India shows high take-up and substantial health and welfare benefits, offering actionable insights for improving access to clean water.