Comment on The Metal Company’s Consolidated Application for Deep Seabed Mining Exploration License and Commercial Recovery Permit

The European Union Emissions Trading System: What Can We Learn from the Proposed Changes to One of the World’s Longest-Running Carbon Pricing Policies?

This issue brief dives into key proposed changes to the European Union Emissions Trading System and their implications for several industrial products.

Testimony on Investigation Number 332-608, United States- Mexico-Canada Agreement Automotive Rules of Origin: Economic Impact and Operation, 2027 Report

This comment to the US International Trade Commission outlines the effects of levying a 25 percent tariff on vehicles imported to the United States.

Friendshoring the Battery Supply Chain: Are the New Regulations Feasible?

This report assesses the extent to which the supply chain for lithium iron phosphate batteries can be friendshored, reducing the United States’ reliance on Chinese supplies.

Carbon Pricing and the Dollar’s Special Status

The US dollar’s role as the world’s reserve currency—a status that gives US policymakers unique budgeting privileges—may be a major reason that the United States is the only developed nation without a carbon price.