Environmental markets policy and resources

EDF was the first nonprofit to use markets for environmental progress while reining in their potential for harm.

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EDF Office of Economic Policy and Analysis

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  Gernot Wagner, Ph.D Economist Areas of expertise: Climate change, global warming, environmental markets Office: New York City Contact Gernot
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  Susanne Brooks Senior Economic Policy Analyst Areas of expertise: Climate change, air quality, global warming, environmental markets Office: Washington, DC Contact Susanne
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  Jonathan Camuzeaux Research Analyst Areas of expertise: Climate change, energy, environmental markets Office: New York City Contact Jonathan
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  Jeremy Proville GIS Specialist & Economic Analyst Areas of expertise: Climate change, land use, agriculture, environmental markets Office: New York City Contact Jeremy
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  Ruiwen Lee Economics Fellow Areas of expertise:Climate change, energy, international development Office: New York City Contact Ruiwen
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  Thomas Sterner, Ph.D Visiting Chief Economist Areas of expertise:Selection and design of environmental policy instruments; economics in general; climate and energy; natural resource economics Office: New York City Contact Thomas
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  Beia Spiller, Ph.D Economist Areas of expertise:Transportation, energy demand, shale gas Office: New York City Contact Beia

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