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Resources Issue 216: What Changes and What Remains the Same
Check out the latest issue of Resources magazine, which celebrates RFF’s mission and the research that makes it possible.
Supporter Spotlight: Paul L. Joskow
In RFF’s Supporter Spotlight, we hear directly from donors about why they support Resources for the Future—all in their own words.
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Electric Power
Conducting research to inform the ongoing transformation and decarbonization of the electricity sector.
Transportation
Understanding the costs, benefits, and consequences of transportation policies.
Industry and Fuels
Solutions to decarbonize industry and transition away from fossil fuels.
Land Use, Forestry, and Agriculture
Examining the way natural, agricultural, and urban land is used and managed.
Climate Risks and Resilience
Analyzing risk and measuring impacts to inform critical climate decisions.
Hurricanes and Flooding
Experts at RFF are examining the impacts of flooding in communities across the country and evaluating methods for mitigating its impact.
Environmental Justice
RFF scholars are examining how socioeconomic mechanisms and policies have contributed to the legacy of environmental injustice for historically underserved and marginalized communities.
The Future of Environmental and Energy Justice, with Shalanda Baker
On Tuesday, October 8, RFF hosted a conversation with energy justice expert Shalanda Baker on equity, partnership, and climate change.
Coming Up | Analyzing Industrial Greenhouse Gas Emissions Mitigation
Join RFF on Wednesday, October 16, for a webinar featuring industry experts discussing models and analysis, alternative policies, energy pricing, and areas of greatest potential industrial emissions mitigation.
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Issue 216: What Changes and What Remains the Same
Check out the latest issue of Resources magazine, which celebrates RFF’s mission and the research that makes it possible.
Elections Matter. So Does Policy Research.
As the presidential election nears, and regardless of outcome, RFF researchers continue to pursue work that will inspire interest, bipartisan coalitions, and progress on policy issues.