Andrew Gossett
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Please join us in welcoming Kevin Stiroh to RFF! 🎉 🎉 Kevin is an expert in banking and financial institutional analysis with over 30 years of…
Please join us in welcoming Kevin Stiroh to RFF! 🎉 🎉 Kevin is an expert in banking and financial institutional analysis with over 30 years of…
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USIP/Personal Update: While we remain hopeful that USIP will prevail, I’ve also begun making plans. I’m excited to share several new roles that bring…
USIP/Personal Update: While we remain hopeful that USIP will prevail, I’ve also begun making plans. I’m excited to share several new roles that bring…
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Andrew gave me my first job in DC. He taught me everything I know about journalism and the media and constantly pushed me — a know-nothing Irish kid…
Andrew gave me my first job in DC. He taught me everything I know about journalism and the media and constantly pushed me — a know-nothing Irish kid…
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Today was my last day at Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS). As I mentioned in an earlier post, I’m joining BGR Group. I’m keeping…
Today was my last day at Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS). As I mentioned in an earlier post, I’m joining BGR Group. I’m keeping…
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I am excited to announce that I was nominated by the members of the Rieger LLC, a family owned real estate investment firm, to be a Vice Manager. I…
I am excited to announce that I was nominated by the members of the Rieger LLC, a family owned real estate investment firm, to be a Vice Manager. I…
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These new studies are important inputs to decisions about new power infrastructure, including decisions about #permitting reform.
These new studies are important inputs to decisions about new power infrastructure, including decisions about #permitting reform.
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America has an electricity affordability problem. Despite super-cheap solar and abundant natural gas, the sheer demands of maintaining aging…
America has an electricity affordability problem. Despite super-cheap solar and abundant natural gas, the sheer demands of maintaining aging…
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Can states take the driver’s seat on decarbonizing #transportation? 🚗 ⚡️ In the latest issue of Resources magazine, Beia Spiller, Joshua Linn, and…
Can states take the driver’s seat on decarbonizing #transportation? 🚗 ⚡️ In the latest issue of Resources magazine, Beia Spiller, Joshua Linn, and…
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Big news! 💡 We're pleased to announce that RFF has awarded grants to seven teams to research clean energy policies and programs developed under the…
Big news! 💡 We're pleased to announce that RFF has awarded grants to seven teams to research clean energy policies and programs developed under the…
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🚨 Issue 218 of Resources magazine is out NOW! 🚨 This issue focuses on the Transportation Program at RFF. Our emphasis on #transportation stems…
🚨 Issue 218 of Resources magazine is out NOW! 🚨 This issue focuses on the Transportation Program at RFF. Our emphasis on #transportation stems…
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The White House has directed federal agencies to stop considering the cost of carbon dioxide emissions to society in policymaking. In this In…
The White House has directed federal agencies to stop considering the cost of carbon dioxide emissions to society in policymaking. In this In…
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When Medicaid and SNAP cuts go into effect, around 12 million families will lose both their health insurance *and* their nutrition assistance benefits, according to a new Urban Institute study. While 32 million households participate in Medicaid and 15 million participate in SNAP, a large percentage participate in both. Data show that certain areas could be hit the hardest—including Appalachia, along the U.S.-Mexico border, and large cities. This study paints a dark picture of the challenges that millions will face and how their health, nutrition, and wellbeing will be impacted. https://lnkd.in/ez5SC8wf
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