General Equilibrium Benefit Transfers for Environment Improvements: Projected Ozone Reductions under EPA's Prospective Analysis for the Los Angeles Air Basin

Working Paper — Sep 1, 2002

General Equilibrium Benefit Transfersfor Spatial Externalities: RevisitingEPA's Prospective Analysis

General Equilibrium Benefit Transfersfor Spatial Externalities: RevisitingEPA's Prospective Analysis

Journal Article — Feb 4, 2025

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.

Media Highlight — Feb 3, 2025

E&E News: “Trump’s 10-for-1 Regs Order Jettisons Rulemaking Revamp”

RFF President and CEO Billy Pizer comments on the revision of Circular A-4, an important piece of federal guidance for cost-benefit analysis.

Journal Article — Jan 10, 2025

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.