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uchienergy has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in February 2023. The social media accounts linked to from uchienergy are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • LinkedIn • X Besides social media accounts, uchienergy has populated their site with: • EPIC-India • EPIC-China • Climate Impact Lab • Clean Air Program • Air Quality Life Index (AQLI) • EPIC Air Quality Fund • Energy & Environment Lab • Subscribe to our Newsletter • About EPIC • Research • Scholars • Policy Impacts • Insights • News • Events • Jobs & Fellowships • The Institute for Climate and Sustainable Growth • Twitter • Energy & Climate Club • Internalizing Externalities: Disclosure Regulation for Hydraulic Fracturing, Drilling Activity and Water Quality • Transparency in Hydraulic Fracturing Operations Leads to Reduced Pollution • Areas of Focus • The Global Energy Outlook: A Conversation with Spencer Dale, bp’s Chief Economist • Continuing a Legacy of Leadership, Robert Rosner Becomes President of the American Physical Society • China’s Pollution Policies Have Vastly Improved Air Quality, With Benefits Spilling to South Korea • International Spillover Effects of Air Pollution: Evidence from Mortality and Health Data • How Human and Ecosystem Health are Intertwined • Oil and War in Ukraine: An Inside Look at the Historic Effort to Cap Russian Oil Revenue • AQLI 2023 Annual Update • TIME Reporter Justin Worland Named EPIC Journalism Fellow • Alumni Community • Americans' Views on Climate Change and Policy in 10 Charts • Public Opinion on Energy & Climate • New Poll: 2 In 5 Would Consider Purchasing An Electric Vehicle As Their Next Car, But They Remain Prohibitively Expensive For Americans • How India Became the Most Important Country in the Climate Fight • Michael Greenstone Testifies on the Public Health Costs of Climate Change • U.S. Fishing Policy is Boosting Fish Populations, Not Constraining Most Fisheries • Legislators Program 2023 • Valuing the Global Mortality Consequences of Climate Change Accounting for Adaptation Costs and Benefits • UChicago at COP • Anticipating and Adapting to Climate Change is Good for Workers and Investors • What can a drought in the 1950’s teach us about climate finance today? • Harris Public Policy Fellows Spend Year Honing Research and Data Analysis Skills • Innovative referral strategies boost participation in low-income rooftop solar program • Companies use energy regulations to deprioritize clean energy and expose buyers to financial risks • Hidden Value Transfers in Public Utilities • New Academic Opportunities Ahead for EPIC’s Departing Pre-Doctoral Fellows • EPIC Announces New Advisory Group with Founding Members • Corporate Emissions Inflict Significant Costs on Society, But Disclosure Could Help Reduce Emissions • Air Pollution and its Threat to Health are Unequally Spread Throughout the World, and so are the Opportunities to Combat it - AQLI • Christa Hasenkopf on the impact of air pollution on life expectancy • Meet EPIC’s 2023-2025 Pre-Doctoral Fellows • Nudging Food Delivery Customers to Skip the Fork Drastically Cuts Plastic Waste, Study Shows • Why Grid Reliability Relies on Improving Electricity Capacity Markets • Blocking Pipelines Trades Off Local Pollution Increases for Carbon Reductions • What makes time-of-use electricity pricing successful? Getting the incentive right. • Climate change’s impact on coastal flooding to increase 5-times over this century, putting over 70 million people in the path of expanding floodplains, according to new data • AQLI Top Charts 2023 - AQLI • Top 10 Charts of 2023 • UChicago students learn and find inspiration at COP28 conference • COP28 Reflections: Haley Coleman, College ‘26 • COP28 Reflections: Aman Majmudar, College ‘24 • COP28 Reflections: Natalie Larsen, College ‘25 • COP28 Delegation Visit • EPIC Summer Research Fellowship - Michael Greenstone • Michael Greenstone Delivers American Economic Association (AEA) Distinguished Lecture at 2024 Conference • Tightening the U.S. Pollution Standard Would Save 6.6 Million Life Years • Nearly 1B people don't have access to real-time air pollution data, but a small global investment could help reverse this • The Case for Closing Global Air Quality Data Gaps with Local Actors: A Golden Opportunity for the Philanthropic Community • VoxDev: The Social Cost of Carbon • One Health Trust: Forecasting for Hunger • Charts • Podcasts • Annual Poll • Career Series • Opinion & Analyses • Research Highlights • Climate Frontiers