While air pollution from China makes South Korean residents sicker, strong Chinese air policies have led to fewer deaths over time—saving South Korea $2.62 billion per year.
In a case study where residents were encouraged to reduce their residential energy use, including the use of air conditioners, the mortality rate increased.
A new study finds citizen engagement, especially public engagement through social media, leads to a significant improvement in government enforcement and a reduction in air and water pollution.
Harris Public Policy scholars Fiona Burlig and Shaoda Wang announced as deputy directors at EPIC-India and EPIC-China, expanding the scope of research and capacity for impact in two countries central...
Bobing Qiu and Fanyu Wang are attending the University of California, Berkeley, and Columbia University next fall to pursue doctoral degrees in economics and sustainable development.
Facing political pressures to improve surface water quality, local officials enforced tighter water quality regulations on polluters the central government could track, while shirking on their responsibility to reduce pollution...
