News / EPIC News•Jan 26, 2022 Q&A: Assistant Professor Eyal Frank on Economics, Biodiversity Loss, and the Language of Ecology Harris Public Policy interviews Assistant Professor Eyal Frank.
News / In the News•Jan 21, 2022 Americans Should Pay More for Gas, Not Less Research from EPIC's Michael Greenstone, Sam Ori, and Koichiro Ito is included in the Wall Street Journal. via Wall Street Journal
News / In the News•Jan 20, 2022 Interior’s 2022 Energy Strategy: 3 Things to Watch Ryan Kellogg, Harris School of Public Policy professor, tells E&E News that oil and gas reforms have legal merit. via E&E News
News / In the News•Jan 19, 2022 One Year In, Biden’s Clean Energy and Climate Agenda are in the Balance EPIC Director Michael Greenstone tells Marketplace that a cleaner energy transition is coming, but the reality is the world still uses fossil fuels. via Marketplace
News / Around Campus•Jan 06, 2022 Lawsuit Launched to Protect Imperiled Kirtland’s Snake Conservation groups, including the Abrams Environmental Law Clinic, formally notified the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service of their intent to sue over a 2017 decision to deny the Kirtland’s snake... via Center for Biological Diversity
News / In the News•Dec 27, 2021 How Humans Could Live Two Years Longer Vox cites AQLI and Michael Greenstone's Huai River paper. via Vox
News / Around Campus•Dec 20, 2021 Illinois — A Major Feeder to the Gulf of Mexico Dead Zone — Falls Behind Federal Goal to Reduce Phosphorus and Nitrogen Flowing Into Its Waterways Mark Templeton, Director of the Abrams Environmental Law Clinic, comments on the results of a new report on nutrient trading. via Chicago Tribune
News / In the News•Dec 16, 2021 Why the Cost of Carbon is Increasing — and How that Affects Climate Policy NPR's Mary Louise Kelly speaks with EPIC Director Michael Greenstone on the impact of the rising cost of carbon on climate policy. via NPR