GHG

• The RFS, the Rebound Effect, and an Additional 431 Million Tons of CO2

  There’s a quirk of macroeconomics known as the rebound effect, and it can be a bit of a drag. When the price of a widely used commodity falls, consumers tend to use more of it. In most cases, that’s a good thing. But sometimes the price drop is the unintended…

  Policy September 13, 2016

• Flying Blind: EPA Can’t Start Fixing the RFS Until It Stops Ignoring the Problems

  Before we dig into the new report on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s failure to conduct “an objective analysis on the environmental impacts and unintended consequences of U.S. biofuel policy,” or how that report echoes the Clean Air Task Force’s long-held position that EPA has not adequately assessed the negative…

  Policy August 19, 2016