POLITICO: “Behind Closed Doors, the Politics of Solar Geoengineering Are Shifting”

Research Priorities for Robust Climate Assessments in the United States

This article highlights select US-relevant topics and syntheses particularly valuable for future national, sub-national, and sectoral climate assessments.

Product Carbon Intensity Standards Can Reduce Emissions While Keeping Costs Low

A policy that limits average emissions for products could be more politically palatable than carbon taxes or cap and trade. But research is needed about how best to implement such a policy.

Climate Adaptation Policy Needs an Economic Foundation

Economists need to conduct and translate research that will help policymakers, business leaders, community organizations, and funders create effective climate-adaptation policies so that people can thrive in a changing world.

In Focus: Data Centers and Electricity Prices

In this In Focus video, Jesse Buchsbaum breaks down the impact of new data centers on electricity prices, how the siting of planned data centers is changing, and how government regulation will be key to ensuring that communities benefit from data centers.