Michael Greenstone

Co-Líder, Medio Ambiente y Energía

J-PAL Affiliated Professor

Milton Friedman Professor of Economics

University of Chicago

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Michael Greenstone es Profesor de Economía de 3M en el Massachusetts Institute of Technology. El foco de su investigación es la estimación de costos y beneficios de la calidad ambiental. Además de sus proyectos en países desarrollados, está actualmente investigando el impacto económico y de la salud, de la contaminación del aire en el interior de los hogares, el cambio climático, la contaminación del aire y el agua limpia en los países en vías de desarrollo.

Related Evaluations

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Mejorando las Regulaciones de Polución Industrial en India
Estufas para Cocinar, Contaminación del Aire en el Interior de los Hogares y Salud Respiratoria en India
The Effect of Smart Metering on Revenue Collection, Electricity Access, and Supply
Reducir el Consumo de Energía y Emisión de Gases del Efecto Invernadero, a través de Modificaciones Energéticamente Eficientes: Evidencia de Viviendas de Bajos Ingresos
The Impact of an Emissions Trading Scheme on Economic Growth and Air Quality in India
The Impact of Energy Efficiency Messaging on Audit Takeup and Investment in Wisconsin
Welfare Benefits of Decentralized Solar Energy for the Rural Poor in India
The Value of Regulatory Discretion: Estimates from Environmental Inspections in India
Increasing the Transparency of Environmental Regulation in India
Light up Bihar, India

Related News

68 result(s)
Looking for hope on the climate? Look here.
The Health Costs Of Climate Hazards Are Piling Up
Gujarat to launch India’s first carbon trading market among large polluters
Yale scholars help test mechanism to reduce India’s deadly air pollution
Surat’s emission trading scheme to be replicated in Ahmedabad: CM Rupani
If we can vaccinate the world, we can beat the climate crisis
Punjab inks pact to launch emissions trading
Pact on emissions trading inked
Government of Punjab, J-PAL South Asia, and EPIC India launch an Emissions Trading Scheme to reduce industrial air pollution in the state
How politics is shaping Biden’s infrastructure proposal
King Climate Action Initiative announces new research to test and scale climate solutions
Unpaid electric bills undermine efforts to improve access: Study
$25 million gift launches ambitious new effort tackling poverty and climate change
J-PAL and King Philanthropies launch the King Climate Action Initiative to design, test, and scale solutions at the nexus of climate change and poverty
Electrifying India May Require Convincing People Power Is Something Worth Paying For
India air pollution: Will Gujarat's 'cap and trade' programme work?
Gujarat unveils India’s first emissions trading scheme to curb air pollution
For breathable air: Environmental data transparency and Star Rating systems will improve air quality
Pollution by the Numbers
Power plants get 5-star rating in state pollution study
29 of 50 industries in MMR polluting Mumbai’s air
What If We Gave The World Solar Mini-Grids, And The World Didn't Want Them
To curb air pollution, Maharashtra will give its industries star ratings based on emissions
What are you breathing today in Maharashtra?
Maharashtra starts industry rating to check emissions
Blog: Michael Greenstone testifies to Congress on the social cost of carbon
Welfare Benefits of Decentralized Solar Energy for the Rural Poor in India
Economic Medicine For Lifelong Health
April wasn’t January
Power to the powerless
Yes, Delhi, it worked
Q and A: Lab explains its evaluation of weatherization
The connection between cleaner air and longer lives
For government that works, call in the auditors
Do Energy-Efficiency Programs Pay for Themselves?
Rumors of energy efficiency's demise have been greatly exaggerated
Gujarat adopts reforms after impact study shows they reduce pollution
Energy Efficiency is a Tough Sell, Even When it is 'Free'!
Clean break
J-PAL affiliates elected to AAAS
Michael Greenstone on the experimental method in environmental economics
Pollution check can save 2 billion life years
India's particulate problem
See red flags, hear red flags
Outside auditors expose conflicts of interest in India
Report questions auditors’ ethics
An experiment puts auditing under scrutiny
Paying auditors for honest appraisals
Changing with the Climate
Smokeless Stoves, Girl-Friendly Schools, and the Bloc That Wasn’t
Clean Cookstoves Must Be Rethought so They Actually Get Used in Developing World
What Cookstoves Tell Us About the Limits of Technology
The Limits of Plug-and-Play Development
When Helpful Intentions Go Up in Smoke
Coming Clean on Cookstoves
‘Clean Cookstoves’ Draw Support, But They May Not Improve Indoor Air Quality
Improving Regulatory Performance
Making Environmental Audits Honest
An Act of Commission on Emissions
Can the Invisible Hand of the Market Reduce Pollution in India? Time to Find Out.
America's Capital Investment Deficit
Tamil Nadu, Gujarat to Have Pilot Emissions Trading Scheme
Daring to be Different — and Right
Replacing the Traditional ‘Chulha’
A Climate Proposal Beyond Cap and Trade
Can There Be Clean Air and Economic Growth?
Centre Mulls Over Pollution Permits
R&D for a Clean Energy Future