Media Resources
Resources for journalists and others interested in RFF's expertise
Should I attribute the views of an RFF expert to RFF?
While RFF researchers are encouraged to offer their expertise to inform policy decisions, the views expressed by RFF researchers are their own and may differ from those of other RFF experts, its officers, or its directors. RFF does not take positions on specific legislative proposals.
Who should I contact to speak with an expert?
Our website catalogs RFF experts by topic area. Use the filters dropdown on the research directory page to search by topic or project. If you’d like help finding an expert, reach out to Media Relations Associate Anne McDarris, who will be happy to set you up with the right expert to answer your questions.
How can I sign up to receive press releases and other information?
To stay up-to-date on RFF publications, subscribe to our press release distribution list here. You can also receive news about all RFF topics, or subscribe to a segment of updates relevant to your interests.
Where can I find reliable information on a certain issue or topic?
RFF experts frequently write blog posts for Resources about their research. Their posts tend to lay out key findings in quick, accessible ways. Many also write explainers and issue briefs about contemporary environmental and energy topics. These are useful for clear, nuanced views on big-picture concepts and current events.
Do you have tools that model different scenarios, like proposed carbon pricing policies?
RFF is home to myriad modeling capabilities, which our experts deploy to help inform policy and the general public. We have a number of interactive tools that help visualize and model our research that include reviews of bills introduced in Congress, global energy outlooks, the effects of different carbon pricing policies, and more.
Can I reuse content from RFF’s publications and events?
RFF content can be shared per the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-NoDerivatives license unless otherwise indicated. You can view our privacy policy here.
Where can I find photos of RFF events?
Photos are accessible from our Flickr account. These can be used under a creative commons license.