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A study of one of the world’s longest-running disaster warning systems—desert locust monitoring—finds surveillance limits damages and generates returns of up to 680 times the investment.

Making cars in Japan more fuel efficient led to more efficient cars in the U.S. This spillover resulted in four times more carbon reduced—cuts policymakers never accounted for.

A new study found most EV owners would not cede charging control, even when receiving money to do so, leaving utilities strained during peak charging times.

A blackout in Chile that lasted several hours cost $36 million in lost economic activity, highlighting the potential value of investing in grid infrastructure.

A new report on the impact of rising temperatures on mortality underscores the need for targeted investments to help people and communities save lives. The study is the first in a series to identify where and what climate adaptation investments...

Genevieve Maricle will serve as the executive director of the Lab as it begins a new phase of research aimed at identifying where climate adaptations are most needed and what adaptation investments will deliver the greatest benefits to communities.

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.