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CLIMATE CHANGE
Resources for the Future’s attention to climate change dates back almost 30 years, well before most policymakers were focused on the issue. More recently, researchers working in the Center for Climate and Electricity Policy at RFF have focused on developing and understanding cost-effective strategies to limit greenhouse gas emissions.
Key areas of RFF current research include options for U.S. domestic climate policy at the state and federal levels, international trade and competitiveness issues, options for international climate policy architectures, approaches for reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation, and climate adaptation policy. |
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| EVENTS | | Risk, Ambiguity and Climate Change | | Thursday, October 04, 2012 | | Tipping Points and Ambiguity in the Economics of Climate Change | | Tuesday, November 22, 2011 | | A Federal Clean Energy Standard: Understanding Important Policy Elements | | Wednesday, July 27, 2011 | | Reforming Institutions and Managing Extremes: U.S. Policy Options for Adapting to Climate Change | | Wednesday, June 01, 2011 | | RFF-IETA Side Event Series at COP 16 | | Monday, December 06, 2010 | | View All Related Events |
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| RESEARCHERS | | Aldy, Joseph E. | | Brown, Stephen P.A. | | Burtraw, Dallas | | Cohen, Mark A. | | Darmstadter, Joel | | Fischer, Carolyn | | Fredriksson, Per | | Harrington, Winston | | Ho, Mun | | Kopp, Raymond J. | | Krupnick, Alan J. | | Liu, Antung Anthony | | Macauley, Molly K. | | Morgenstern, Richard D. | | Morris, Daniel F. | | Palmer, Karen L. | | Paul, Anthony | | Pizer, William A. | | Purvis, Nigel | | Richardson, Nathan | | Scarlett, P. Lynn | | Sedjo, Roger A. | | Shih, Jhih-Shyang | | Spiller, Elisheba Beia | | Williams III, Roberton C. | | Wolosin, Michael |
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| RELATED SUBTOPICS | | Adaptation, Allowance allocation, Cap and trade, Carbon dioxide, Carbon sequestration, Carbon sinks, Carbon taxes, Emissions standards, Emissions taxes, Emissions trading, Greenhouse gases, Kyoto protocol, Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, Renewable energy, Safety valve, U.S. climate policy |
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