Valuing Health Effects of Air Pollution in Developing Countries: The Case of Taiwan

On the Issues: Electric Vehicle Charging Costs, Repeals to Clean Energy Tax Credits, and More

A biweekly newsletter connecting global current events, pressing climate and energy policy news, and economics research from RFF scholars. This week: Electric vehicle charging costs, repeals to clean energy tax credits, and more.

Seeing the Invisible: Responses to Indoor Air Pollution, with Robert D. Metcalfe

Robert D. Metcalfe discusses his recent study of indoor air pollution levels in homes and how people respond when made aware of their exposure.

Wildfire Smoke, the Clean Air Act, and the Exceptional Events Rule: Implications and Policy Alternatives

A new paper, published in the journal Environmental Science and Technology, shows that this Exceptional Events Rule is allowing a substantial number of areas to meet air quality standards, despite increasingly poor air quality due to smoke.

Wildfire Smoke in the United States

A new paper, published in the Review of Environmental Economics and Policy, argues that increasing wildfire smoke is a serious threat to human health and the US economy.