A panel of experts discusses EPA's proposed emissions rule and the challenges and opportunities that its implementation might bring.

Panelists explore how climate change and globalization are influencing the future of insurance for disaster events.

A panel of experts explores declining population growth, its effects on natural resources and ecological systems, and the role of markets and policy interventions.

Chris Crane, President and CEO of energy provider Exelon, sits down with RFF President Phil Sharp to discuss the massive shifts affecting the energy industry and how they will shape the economy in years to come.

A panel of experts explores how lessons learned from the ecological restoration of the Gulf of Mexico may apply to oil and gas development in the Arctic and off the Atlantic Coast.

RFF Visiting Fellow Mun Ho recently sat down with to discuss China’s efforts to reduce carbon emissions.

A distinguished panel discusses new research on the benefits and costs of shale gas development as experienced by local communities at this RFF seminar.

2003 Nobel Laureate in Economics Robert Engle says that a long-term climate policy like a carbon tax could provide an immediate boost to the stock market.

At this March 11 seminar, RFF University Fellow Jon Krosnick presented additional results from a joint poll conducted by RFF, Stanford University, and USA Today on Americans' attitudes on climate change, clean energy, power plant emissions, and more.

At this RFF First Wednesday Seminar, co-sponsored by Resources for the Future (RFF) and the Society of American Foresters (SAF), an expert panel delved into some of the questions that surround carbon accounting and forest management.