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Chart·Jul 29, 2026

Climate Change Could Increase Malaria Risk for Some, Eliminate it for Others

Malaria is the deadliest climate-sensitive infectious disease. Yet, researchers and public health officials have long argued over how climate change...
Chart·Jul 26, 2026

Climate Change Increases AC Use for the Rich and Heat Deaths for the Poor

This summer, many in the U.S. and Europe are suffering from extreme heat waves. By 2050, these wealthier, and even...
EPIC Chart·Jul 15, 2026

Climate-fueled wildfires are increasing pollution —a bellwether for what’s to come?

More areas around the world are being impacted by climate-driven wildfires and the air pollution they cause, taking years off...
EPIC Chart·Jul 7, 2026

A Postcard from the Future: Extreme Heat Will Lead to More Deaths, Underscoring the Need to Adapt

A series of deadly heat waves offer a glimpse of what’s to come as Climate Impact Lab research shows heat...
Chart·May 18, 2026

Early Warning Systems Reduce the Human and Economic Costs of Natural Disasters

Climate change is already increasing the intensity and variability of natural disasters, including a rise in pests and disease outbreaks....
Chart·May 11, 2026

Making Cars in Japan More Fuel Efficient Led to More Efficient U.S. Cars—Amplifying the Carbon Reductions

Climate policies are typically evaluated based on their domestic benefits. But Harris Public Policy’s Koichiro Ito and his co-authors show...
Chart·Apr 13, 2026

Some Sectors Fair Better than Others After Blackouts

This year, Cuba has spent more than a day in the dark at a time due to rolling blackouts caused...
EPIC Chart·Dec 9, 2025

Delivering Clean Water is Highly Cost Effective

Access to clean drinking water remains one of the world’s most pressing public health challenges, with more than 2 billion...
EPIC Chart·Nov 18, 2025

Requiring Climate Disclosure Could Create Pressure for High-Emitters to Reduce Emissions to be Closer to Peers

Starting in January 2026, publicly listed Brazilian companies will be required to disclose their greenhouse gas emissions. This follows similar...