Incentive-Based Policies for Environmental Management in Developing Countries

Sea Level Rise and Sunny Day Flooding, with Miyuki Hino

Miyuki Hino details the complexities of researching coastal flooding and the importance of context-dependent data collection and community engagement to capture accurate data and help communities combat changing tides.

Carbon Pricing Cooperation Provided a Hint of Optimism at Global Climate Talks in Brazil

Reports from the 30th Conference of the Parties in Belém, Brazil were notably mixed. However, last year’s annual conference proved to be a testing ground for voluntary coalitions of nations interested in carbon pricing policies.

Personal Impacts of a Changing Energy System, with David Konisky

David Konisky discusses the tensions of the clean energy transition at the local level and how listening to communities at the forefront of the transition can shed light on potentially overlooked complications of scaling clean energy infrastructure.

Financial Times: “The Political Cost of America’s Surging Electricity Bills”

This article cites RFF research about the affordability impacts of cutting Inflation Reduction Act tax credits.