Strong, lasting and comprehensive transportation policies make the difference between traffic being a daily nuisance or a quiet killer, writes EPIC-India’s Anant Sudarshan.
EPIC-India researchers present their analysis on why Delhi’s April Odd-Even pilot didn’t work when the January programme did.
Delhi’s Odd-Even Pilot Program, which from January 1-15 allowed cars to run on city streets on alternate days depending on whether their license plate ended in even or… Learn More >
EPIC’s Michael Greenstone and Anant Sudarshan, and their colleagues from Harvard and Yale, discuss India’s pollution and possible ways to confront it using history as a guide.
EPIC’s Director Michael Greenstone writes in the NY Times Upshot why India could follow China in setting emissions standards to confront climate change, but also deadly pollution.
EPIC-India’s Executive Director Anant Sudarshan writes on India’s new Air Quality Index and what it means for pollution.
Two years ago, China seemed oblivious to the extraordinary levels of air pollution in many of its cities and the health consequences. But over the past six months,… Learn More >
Michael Greenstone writes in the New York Times about fixing the auditing system to reduce pollution.