RFF Feature: US Energy Subsidies: Effects on Energy Markets and Carbon Dioxide Emissions

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RFF researchers look at how federal energy-related spending programs and tax provisions impacted US emissions of carbon dioxide between 2005 and 2009, finding a change toward reductions in emissions over that time period.

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