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| Twenty-first century environmental challenges provide an opportunity to re-examine traditional regulatory issues like environmental performance and cost, as well as to address often overlooked concerns, such as procedural fairness, environmental justice, and distributional questions. Resources for the Future seeks to improve regulatory outcomes by evaluating the performance of environmental regulations and programs, comparing alternative regulatory approaches, and refining analytical techniques for regulatory analysis. RFF scholars employ a diverse set of approaches to these issues, including risk and uncertainty analysis, policy analysis, and economic tools like cost-benefit analysis. | |
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| RESEARCHERS | | Aldy, Joseph E. | | Boyd, James W. | | Brennan, Timothy J. | | Burtraw, Dallas | | Cooke, Roger M. | | Davies, J. Clarence | | Harrington, Winston | | Kousky, Carolyn | | Krupnick, Alan J. | | Laxminarayan, Ramanan | | Lutter, Randall | | Macauley, Molly K. | | Morgenstern, Richard D. | | Shabman, Leonard A. | | Shih, Jhih-Shyang | | Sigman, Hilary |
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| RELATED SUBTOPICS | | Biotechnology, Food safety, Food security, Liability, Nanotechnology, Nuclear waste, Risk analysis, Risk regulation, Solid waste, Superfund, Uncertainty |
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