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Managing the Risks of Shale Gas: Identifying a Pathway toward Responsible Development
CEEP received a $1.2 million grant to identify the greatest risks associated with hydraulic fracturing and recommend how to reduce those risks.
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Events
Mar 15
Fossil Fuel Subsidies in Developing Countries: Economic, Fiscal, and Environmental
Harvard professor and RFF Nonresident Fellow Joe Aldy discusses the impacts of reducing the current $500 billion in fossil fuel subsidies in developing countriesMore...
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  Fossil Fuel Subsidies in Developing Countries:     Economic, Fiscal, and Environmental Impacts

Harvard professor and RFF University Fellow Joe Aldy discusses impacts of reducing the current $500 billion in fossil fuel subsidies in developing countries.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Featured Research
  Rare Earth Markets: Implications for the U.S. Wind Energy Sectors
A new RFF report provides a basis for understanding some of the key physical and economic factors influencing rare earths markets, looking particularly at two rare earth elements that are desirable metals for some types of wind turbines.
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News And Notes
Jan 10
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CEEP Director Alan Krupnick has been named President-Elect of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists.Read More Here
Oct 13
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RFF President Phil Sharp spoke to CNN about the Keystone XL Pipeline.Watch the video here.
Aug 11
Read Sharp's comments in Science here.
RFF President Phil Sharp says that the 90-day report by the Natural Gas Subcommittee has “honest, actionable proposals.” Read Sharp's comments in Science here.
Jul 18
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RFF received a $1.2 million grant to identify the greatest risks associated with hydraulic fracturing and recommend economically sound policies to reduce those risks.Read more here.
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