Podcast•Jun 02, 2026

Is Poor Air Killing Us?

EPIC India ED Kaushik Deb joined Pooja Chaudhri on InControversial to discuss Surat’s Emissions Trading Scheme and how innovative policy solutions can help India pursue cleaner air and sustainable growth.
Podcast•Feb 25, 2026

Reducing air pollution: Can markets succeed where regulation fails?

Particulate matter is, Michael Greenstone argues, the greatest public health threat on the planet. Worse than HIV, cigarettes, and alcohol. The average person  loses about two years of life expectancy...
Video•Feb 16, 2026

Emissions Market Accelerator

The Emissions Market Accelerator (EMA) helps governments in the Global South design, build and implement cap-and-trade markets for air, greenhouse gas and water pollution—with the goal to benefit 1 billion...
Podcast•Jan 13, 2026

India’s Pollution Crisis: Can Emission Trading Really Work?

In this episode of Planet People Profit, Sudipto Dey, the Editor of Sustainability & Regulatory Affairs at Outlook Business, speaks with Professor Michael Greenstone, one of the world’s leading experts...
Video•Oct 12, 2025

World’s first ‘air pollution market’ in Surat chosen as finalist for Earthshot Prize

Researchers affiliated with the Emissions Market Accelerator helped the Indian state of Gujarat design and launch the world's first particulate pollution market. The Print video dives deeper into the project...
Video•Oct 10, 2025

Can Cities Grow Without Polluting the Air? Gujarat Proves They Can

Researchers affiliated with the Emissions Market Accelerator helped the Indian state of Gujarat design and launch the world's first particulate pollution market. That project is now a finalist for the...
Podcast•Oct 06, 2025

Shocked: Markets for pollution

Editor’s Note: This episode of the Shocked podcast is a great primer to learn how emissions markets work and how they got their start in the U.S. It also unpacks...
Opinions & Analysis•Jun 05, 2019

A Win-Win-Win Innovation in Environmental Policy

As the world commemorates World Environment Day, the Indian state of Gujarat launches the first emissions trading program for deadly particulate air pollution.
via Forbes