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Remote work prompted by the coronavirus pandemic may not be as "green" as once believed, according to new research from EPIC non-resident scholar Steve Cicala.

Former EPIC Journalism Fellow Amy Harder writes in Axios about a new study by EPIC non-resident scholar Steve Cicala.

Steve Cicala speaks about electricity consumption during COVID-19 lockdowns.

In this podcast, Cicala details how electricity demand can serve as a valuable—if incomplete—tool to assess the health of the economy and the outlook for recovering from a recession.

Luis Garicano interviews Michael Greenstone for 'Capitalism after the Coronavirus,' a series of conversations by the Spanish MEP with economists and social scientists about the situation after covid-19.

Coronavirus shutdowns have cut pollution, and that’s opened the door to a “giant, global environmental experiment” on health; Steve Cicala speaks on the potential to save more lives.

After a drastic decline this spring, global greenhouse gas emissions are now rebounding sharply as countries relax their coronavirus lockdowns and traffic surges back onto roads. Steve Cicala weighs in.

EPIC's analysis tracks the decline in electricity consumption in the Permian Basin.