Energy & Environment
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The effect of pollution on worker productivity: Evidence from call-centre workers in China
High levels of pollution reduce the productivity even of indoor workers; cutting pollution can improve the health of both the economy and of society
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Forest conservation in Uganda: Using financial incentives to avert climate change
Payments for ecosystem services programmes for landowners reduce deforestation, presenting a cost-effective approach to cutting CO2 emissions
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Determining the social and economic benefits of basic energy access in rural India
A programme providing rural Indian communities with basic access to electricity did not have broader social or economic impacts in these communities
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How much people will pay for clean air: Evidence from China
China’s market for air purifiers reveals people will pay as much as $15 to remove one microgram per cubic metre of pollution from the air they breathe
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The cost of air pollution in South Africa
Study indicates that 7.4% of all deaths in 2012 were due to chronic exposure to fine particulate matter, costing South Africa up to 6% of its GDP
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Low oil prices: An opportunity for fuel subsidy reform
The recent decline in prices presents an opportunity to reduce consumer fuel subsidies without risking a backlash from consumers and vested interests