Publications

With the economic toll of California's drought expected to hit $2.74 billion for 2015, water suppliers, investors and urban and agricultural users are seeking ways to reduce water consumption.

Scorecard grades California rail transit stations—which stations serve as hubs of thriving neighborhoods and which don't?

New report finds California manufacturers produce more gross domestic product (GDP) for every dollar spent on electricity than manufacturers in any other state except Connecticut. California's manufacturing GDP also grew faster than the U.S.

New Next 10 report analyzes the cost-effectiveness, potential for carbon emissions abatement, and technological feasibility of the transportation policies in the Scoping Plan, including:

On November 21, 2014, the University of California–Davis (UC Davis) Policy Institute, Resources for the Future (RFF), and Next 10 hosted a workshop in Davis, California, to discuss the US Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA’s) proposed rule to reduce carbon emissions.