Should We Tax People For Being Annoying?

In a Sea of Critical Minerals Supply, Can US Policy Create an Island?

As US policymakers work to improve the domestic critical mineral supply chain, three examples show that success may be driven by projects that look financially promising, anticipate environmental and community concerns, and invest in local workforces.

Resource Nationalism and the Resilience of Critical Mineral Supply Chains

This report addresses challenges for the United States in securing supply chains for critical minerals, focusing especially on those most important for batteries.

If/Then: Repealing Vehicle Greenhouse Gas Standards Would Hurt Households Rather than Help Them

If the US Environmental Protection Agency enacts its recent proposal, then the elimination of vehicle subsidies and regulations would affect the vehicles we buy, vehicle prices, manufacturer profits, how much we spend on fuel, and the very air we breathe.

The Future of Biofuels: Emissions Accounting and Modeling

Join RFF for the next Biofuels installment where experts will discuss how lifecycle assessment models inform biofuel policy design, the key debates and uncertainties in emissions accounting, and more.