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This directory highlights the work of experts at Resources for the Future (RFF). It encompasses the scope of RFF’s research agenda on energy, environmental, and natural resource issues for policymakers and the media. The Index section details the areas that RFF frequently receives inquiries about and lists experts who can address those issues. The RFF Experts section includes profiles and contact information for each expert, in alphabetical order. All of the experts’ profiles, in addition to their current work, video interviews, curriculum vitae, and other information, are available online at www.rff.org/researchers. The titles senior fellow, fellow, and resident scholar refer to full-time staff research positions at RFF. Visiting scholars are experts who are in residence for a limited time to collaborate on RFF research. Nonresident fellows are established experts affiliated with other institutions with relevant expertise in particular disciplines. Center fellows are experts who are closely affiliated with a particular RFF center and who work exclusively on its research. University fellows are outstanding scholars at universities around the world who are appointed to establish closer working relationships between RFF and the wider academic community. As an independent, nonpartisan, and nonprofit institution, RFF shares the results of its research and analysis with all interested parties. Most RFF publications are available for download at www.rff.org. RFF takes no institutional positions on policy matters. Views expressed by the staff and experts are their own and should not be attributed to RFF, its Board of Directors, or its officers. Media inquiries should be directed to Peter Nelson, Director of Communications, at nelson@rff.org or 202.328.5191. Resources for the Future
Requests from Congress, agencies, or public officials should be directed to Shannon Wulf, Deputy Director for Government and Public Affairs, at wulf@rff.org or 202.328.5019.
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