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Carbon Taxes, the Federal Budget, and Climate Change
The United States faces a significant long-term fiscal crisis
Who Pays for Climate Regulation?
Who Pays for Climate Regulation?
Taxing carbon emissions at $15 a metric ton would have a significant economic impact on key industries and on the poorest consumers, says Charles Kolstad
Identifying the Health Effects of Traffic Pollution
How does one value avoided health problems? Study by Nick Sanders identifies the effects of traffic polllution on human health
Do Energy Rebate Programs Encourage Conservation?
Do Energy Rebate Programs Encourage Conservation?
An analysis of California's conservation rebate programs among natural gas, water and electric utilities
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Efficiency: Nordhaus vs. Stern
May 21, 2014 | IPCC Final
Social, Economic and Ethical Dimensions of Climate Change
Pollution from power plant
Jan 16, 2014 | SIEPR Policy Brief
Who Pays for Climate Regulation?
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