News / In the News•Nov 14, 2019 Delhi Is Engulfed By Toxic Pollution. Why Isn’t Anyone Wearing Masks? Findings from an EPIC study on the mask-wearing behavior of Delhi residents are featured in the Washington Post. Via Washington Post
News / In the News•Nov 14, 2019 Cities Worldwide Are Reimagining Their Relationship With Cars EPIC research on the odd-even scheme for rationing vehicles on Delhi's roads is cited in a New York Times article highlighting different cities. Via New York Times
News / In the News•Nov 12, 2019 Clearing the Air: Why Delhi Needs the Odd-Even Scheme to Fight Pollution EPIC research on Delhi's odd-even scheme is included in a News18 article by Sayantan Ghosh. Via News18
News / In the News•Nov 06, 2019 Column: Don’t Ban Fracking. America Might Finally Be Ready For A Better Way to Fight Climate Change. Executive Director Sam Ori comments on what a ban on fracking would do to the global economy in Steve Chapman's piece in the Chicago Tribune. Via The Chicago Tribune
News / In the News•Nov 05, 2019 Air Pollution Greater Threat Than Cancer, HIV, War or Terrorism: Obama’s Chief Economist Michael Greenstone EPIC Director Michael Greenstone is interviewed by Amrtansh Arora in Times Now about the climate and air challenges in India. Via Times Now
News / In the News•Nov 04, 2019 As Wind Gives Delhi Respite, Odd-Even Scheme Takes Off An EPIC study on the odd-even scheme for rationing vehicles on Delhi's roads is mentioned in The Wire. Via The Wire
News / In the News•Nov 04, 2019 Climate-Change Confessions of an Energy Reporter EPIC's inaugural journalism fellow, Amy Harder, cites an EPIC study by Koichiro Ito in her Axios column. Via Axios
News / In the News•Nov 02, 2019 Five Million Pollution Masks To Be Handed To Delhi Residents A new EPIC Air Quality Life Index analysis is cited in Hannah Ellis-Petersen's story in The Guardian. Via The Guardian