Can Transportation Strategies Help Meet the Welfare Challenge?

Flooded with New Information: Who Pays When Flood Risk Is Revealed?, with Jesse Gourevitch

Jesse Gourevitch describes how updates to information about flood risk can result in lower property sale prices and reshape the demographics of who purchases flood-prone homes.

Federal Resilience in Retreat

Federal efforts to fund and promote climate resilience measures have declined in recent years. However, the federal government could take several actions to keep communities safe from fires, floods, and other natural disasters.

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

This article pulls from comments made by attendees of a workshop cohosted by Resources for the Future.

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.