Using a “Hybrid” Approach to Model Oil and Gas Supply: A Case Study of the Gulf of Mexico Outer Continental Shelf

POLITICO California Climate: “Newsom’s Carbon Club Gets Bigger”

RFF Senior Fellow Dallas Burtraw comments on California’s plan to merge carbon markets with Washington and Quebec.

New York Times: “As New York Energy Costs Surge, Attention Turns to Landmark Climate Law”

This article quotes a New York state senator, who references an RFF report about the affordability connotations of New York’s landmark climate law.

High Costs and Few Benefits from California’s Proposed Sustainable Aviation Fuel Tax Credit

This credit would reduce road funding, raise gasoline and diesel prices, and deliver small and expensive carbon emissions reductions.

Adapting Wastewater Infrastructure to Sea Level Rise: A Review of Coastal State Policies for Septic Systems

Sea level rise and saltwater intrusion pose a challenge to the functioning of on-site wastewater systems. This report reviews how 19 Atlantic and Gulf Coast states regulate and fund these systems, including policies, future planning, and financial support