Philip Rossetti

Senior Fellow for Energy and Environment @RSI. Contributor for @thedispatch. Tweets as boring as my profile.

[Philip Rossetti @PCRossetti]

@atrembath @jneeley78 @RSI Related, and evergreen: https://t.co/puRU2RITuK

[Jason Bordoff @JasonBordoff]

Hugely well-deserved praised for the rigorous, nonpartisan, actionable research that @AdeleCMorris has been doing for many years now on carbon pricing (and much more) 🙌 https://t.co/DWhsPfLh7T via @EENewsUpdates

[American Security Project @amsecproject]

Have experience in #development #externalrelations #socialmedia? Apply for ASP's new #job opening for an Associate Manager of Development and External Relations #dcjobs https://t.co/mcgXVuoNwh

[American Action Forum @AAF]

EVENT: Catch AAF's @Djheakin and other policy experts for a panel discussion delving into drug pricing in the United States with ITIF. Register for free today. https://t.co/2qCE554YdU

[American Action Forum @AAF]

AAF's Director of Energy Policy @PCRossetti explains how domestic policies alone will not prevent climate change.

[Richard Meyer @RichardMeyerDC]

If we took the US electricity grid of 2008--meaning more coal, less natural gas, less renewables--and applied it to the record high amount of electricity generated last year, CO2 emissions would have been 36% higher.

[Ted Nordhaus @TedNordhaus]

THREAD on nitrogen pollution, fertilizer, and farming.

1. You hear a lot that food system and synthetic fertilizer cause nitrogen pollution. That's because most food is grown conventionally, hence most nitrogen pollution comes from synthetic fertilizer and conventional farms

[Amy Harder @AmyAHarder]

The conservative think tank whose report suggested the Green New Deal could cost as much as $93 trillion just released another study seeking to put more price tags on the proposal.
Estimated numbers ↓
https://t.co/B7VFubbB3R

The group says a carbon tax would be better.

[Philip Rossetti @PCRossetti]

@AdeleCMorris Rice cooker for sure. It just saves so much time and hassle.

[David Hart @ProfDavidHart]

Clean energy nerds: we are looking for one good research assistant! Part-time, flexible work averaging 10 hours per week funded through fall 2020. Click below if interested https://t.co/MRNnn7n9UW

[American Enterprise Institute @AEI]

Video games are fun, but could they also build valuable 3D thinking skills that benefit your career? https://t.co/4efsIEAjGh

[R Street Institute @RSI]

📆 March 19: @AAF hosts - Approaches to Regulating Technology—From Privacy to #AI https://t.co/mIhy49DzUj With our @calebwatney, @andashleysays @CmteForJustice, @RyanLeeHagemann @NiskanenCenter, @jrhuddles @mercatus, @WillRinehart @AAF, @vgraham27 @BLaw

[Adele C. Morris, Ph.D. @AdeleCMorris]

Join me tomorrow afternoon for a discussion of the Future of Clean Energy: https://t.co/qBSH9RDPeO

[Philip Rossetti @PCRossetti]

Curious about the future of clean #energy? Join @AAF for an event on Tuesday, where experts @AdeleCMorris and @NiconomistLoris (plus myself) will talk shop after a keynote from @SenJohnBarrasso. CC: @BrookingsInst @Heritage https://t.co/Taloo3xBUL

[Adele C. Morris, Ph.D. @AdeleCMorris]

Looking forward to joining the American Action Forum to speak at their event on the 26th: The Future of Clean Energy https://t.co/qBSH9RDPeO

[Leading Authorities @LAIspeakers]

Will there be a #recession in 2019? Is this a good year to buy a home? What indicators should consumers be watching? Economist & @AAF president @DjHEakin has the answers to these questions and more in our newest speaker video:
https://t.co/BcHpeS3dXy

[American Action Forum @AAF]

AAF President @djheakin considers an emissions-control strategy that is consistent with conservative principles in an op-ed for @thehill. https://t.co/HvBan8E9BY

[Catrina Rorke @crorke]

.@AAF is at it! From @djheakin: "Carbon taxes are a form of policy humility – the answers to emissions challenges bubble up from across the economy and cannot simply be pushed down by a Washington bureaucracy." https://t.co/tkPPrgagnu; and from @PCRossetti https://t.co/GBQVmZM7IY

[American Action Forum @AAF]

Check out AAF President @djheakin's recent op-ed for @thehill: We Need to Cut Carbon Emissions Without Killing Economic Growth https://t.co/HvBan8E9BY

[Senator John Cornyn @JohnCornyn]

If Americans want cleaner, cheaper, and more reliable electricity, they should probably start thinking about how they can get more of the country to look like Texas.” - @PCRossetti https://t.co/oZtXYkDLww

— American Action Forum (@AAF) July 27, 2018