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In the News
June 26, 2019
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In the News
June 25, 2019
A Chinese professor explains what air pollution does to your health
A Chinese professor, whose work has been used to develop AQLI, talks us through his research into China’s air quality.
In the News
June 11, 2019
via The Jakarta Post
How changing the way we move water can fight air pollution
EPIC's AQLI details how Indonesia's air quality has deteriorated over the past two decades and the impact that has on life expectancy.
In the News
June 5, 2019
via Odishabytes
Poison In The Air: Six Odisha Cities Most Polluted Among 102 In India
Odishabytes reports that six Odisha cities are among the most heavily-polluted in India, with data from the AQLI indicating its impact on resident life expectancy.
In the News
June 5, 2019
via Hindustan Times
No policy interventions to clean ‘most polluted city’, Gurugram
The Hindustan Times cites an AQLI study on India showing that pollution levels in Gurugram reduce life expectancy by nearly nine years.
Analysis
June 4, 2019
via WSJ
How Many Years of Life You Lose Because of Air Pollution
Michael Greenstone and Sam Ori write about how the AQLI identifies air pollution as the single greatest threat to human health globally.
In the News
June 4, 2019
via Hindustan Times
How China is winning the war against pollution
Michael Greenstone, the Milton Friedman Professor in Economics at University of Chicago and Patrick Schwarz, pre-doctoral fellow at Energy Policy Institute at the University of Chicago, document why China is winning the war on pollution.
In the News
May 28, 2019
Electric Buses a Golden Opportunity
India is running pilot programs for EV buses and is careful not to repeat mistakes of other countries
In the News
May 26, 2019
via Economic Times
Post-election, it’s time for India to formalize energy reforms long deliberated
The Energy Policy Institute at the University of Chicago estimates that an average person in India could live 1.3 years longer if India reduces particulate pollution by 25 per cent under the NCAP goal.
In the News
May 21, 2019