Date
Dec. 31, 1981
Authors
Roger Cooke
Publication
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Senior Fellow Emeritus
Roger Cooke is a senior fellow emeritus at RFF. He joined RFF in September 2005 as the first appointee to the Chauncey Starr Chair in Risk Analysis.
How Will Changes to the Greenhouse Gas Protocol Affect Long-Term Contracts?
Long-term contracts benefit the development of clean energy. Proposed changes to the Greenhouse Gas Protocol could disrupt this status quo.
From Risk to Reward: Insurance Discounts for Wildfire Mitigation
This paper analyzes how insurance companies comply with recent California regulations and the factors that underpin the wildfire discounts they offer.
If/Then: A Last Hurrah for Transatlantic Fossil Fuel Energy Trade?
If the United States exports vastly more fossil fuels to the European Union, then the fossil fuel trade will run up against long-term EU climate goals.
The World Will Exceed 1.5°C. What’s Next for Climate Policy?
The world is struggling to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in line with Paris Agreement goals. This blog post outlines some of the big-picture challenges associated with these emissions-reduction goals and points toward directions of progress.
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