RFF and the Forum for Climate Engineering Assessment co-host a panel of experts to discuss two new climate engineering reports and their political and economic implications.

Experts from RFF and the US State Department discuss a new method for analyzing global emissions reduction plans in preparation for the UN climate agreement conference in December.

Experts from RFF and the US State Department discuss a new method for analyzing global emissions reduction plans in preparation for the UN climate agreement conference in December.

RFF researchers host a panel of experts to discuss the potential effects of climate change on the global food supply and what the US and other countries are doing to address the challenge.

RFF researchers present findings from an assessment of six cap-and-trade pilot programs in China, and a panel of experts discusses the future prospects of nationalizing carbon pricing across the Chinese economy.

Nobel Laureate Mario Molina talks with RFF’s Phil Sharp and AAAS’s Alan Leshner about how the nation should prepare for the risks posed by a changing climate.

Research experts and state regulators explore challenges to implementing EPA’s carbon emissions rule and how these challenges might differ by region.

Conservation experts explore the innovations that allow humankind to produce more from natural resources while consuming less and the implications of “decoupling” conservation from consumption.

RFF President Phil Sharp and EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy discuss the economics of critical environmental issues facing the nation.

The authors of the independent risk assessment for the Risky Business Project present their methods and findings. A panel of experts offers additional perspectives.