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A recent study from the Climate Impact Lab finds that by 2100, heat alone could kill as many people as now succumb to heart disease, humanity’s biggest killer.

New Climate Impact Lab study looks at the mortality risks from extreme temperature changes due to climate change.

EPIC's Anant Sudarshan is quoted by the New York Times on the social cost of air pollution.

Research by EPIC's Tamma Carleton on the link between climate change and suicide rates is cited by Business Insider in a story about countries that will get hit the hardest.

Observer cites EPIC's latest climate change poll, conducted with AP-NORC, on Americans' shifting attitudes toward climate change.

Recent polling by EPIC and AP-NORC find that extreme weather has led to more Americans believing the science on climate change to be more convincing.

IndiaSpend spoke with EPIC Director Michael Greenstone about the launch of the world's first emissions trading program for particulate pollution in the Indian state of Gujarat.

Data from the Climate Impact Lab's August 2018 report on global mortality from climate change is cited in a feature story on the social cost of carbon.