Oral Testimony on Greenhouse Gas Emissions Intensities of the US Steel and Aluminum Industries at the Product Level

This comment to the US International Trade Commission concerns procedures to determine and estimates of the greenhouse gas intensity of products of the aluminum and steel industries that might be subject to border adjustment in international trade.

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Date

Dec. 7, 2023

Authors

Jan Mares and Brian Flannery

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Testimony and Public Comments

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USITC Public Comments - Flannery and Mares

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Jan Mares

Senior Advisor

Jan W. Mares is a Senior Advisor with RFF where he is involved with work on energy and environmental issues.

Brian P. Flannery

Visiting Fellow

Brian Flannery joined Resources for the Future as a visiting fellow in 2012. At RFF he continues involvement on climate and energy issues that began in 1980 when he joined Exxon’s Corporate Research Laboratory.

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