Resources for the Future Agrees with EPA on Costs for Tighter Ozone Standards

Defining the Unknown: A Look at the Cost of Tighter Ozone Standards

Excerpts from the RFF issue brief: Controversy surrounds the projected costs of the US Environmental Protection Agency’s new ozone standard. Althou...

Losing the Endangerment Finding: Context, Methods, and What’s to Come

Upcoming research from Resources for the Future examines how the rescission of the endangerment finding may affect public health, the environment, and the US economy.

Incorporating Air Quality Health Impacts Into the Social Cost of Carbon

This article provides a comprehensive framework for determining which air quality impacts belong in the social cost of carbon, which is an estimate that measures economic damages from each additional ton of carbon dioxide that is emitted into the atmosphe

If/Then: Pending Deregulation of Greenhouse Gas Emissions Could Create Significant Negative Health Effects

If the US Environmental Protection Agency finalizes a rule on greenhouse gas emissions without quantifying related effects on human health, then Congress could respond by requiring this and future rules to account for human health effects.