Opinions & Analysis

In this World Economic Forum article, EPIC Clean Air Program Director Christa Hasenkopf and her co-authors tackle the air quality "data paradox" and outline five guiding principles to help stakeholders close critical data gaps. The evidence is clear: open data...

EPIC Clean Air Director Christa Hasenkopf writes that air pollution quietly erases around 6% of global gross domestic product each year, far outweighing the annual growth expected from artificial intelligence, yet receives less than 0.1% of global philanthropy. Data is...

EPIC Clean Air Program Director Christa Hasenkopf writes in the New York Times about pollution's threat to health and the unequal nature of that threat.

The international community can and must build a system that regularly tracks collective progress on reducing fine particulate matter, writes EPIC's Clean Air director Christa Hasenkopf.

Improving air quality is possible — but it relies on having good quality, open data that the public can access, writes EPIC's Clean Air Program director Christa Hasenkopf for the World Economic Forum.

39% of countries have no public air pollution monitoring. A new study reveals that 46 countries can make the biggest clean air gains from implementing a single air quality monitor, writes EPIC's Director of the Clean Air Program, Christa Hasenkopf.

We are losing more than two years off of the average human life expectancy across the world due to particulate pollution. Yet, our investment in tackling air pollution lags far behind the scale of the problem, writes EPIC's Clean Air...

UChicago Booth's Christian Leuz and his co-authors discuss new research on the impact of hydraulic fracturing on surface water quality.

Vehicle size-based rules for fuel economy are less effective and more costly than a flat standard with credit trading, explains EPIC's Koichiro Ito in Forbes.