What Can States Do to Reduce GHG Emissions from the Transportation Sector? A Podcast with Virginia McConnell

In this podcast, RFF Senior Fellow Virginia McConnell discusses the interplay between state and federal policies aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions from automobiles.

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The Transition to Cleaner Vehicles and Fuels

Learn more about how McConnell and other RFF experts are helping to identify and develop effective and efficient transportation policy options that reduce oil use and greenhouse gas emissions. See the RFF initiative, The Transition to Cleaner Vehicles and Fuels.

The views expressed in RFF blog posts are those of the authors and should not be attributed to Resources for the Future.

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