Environmental Law Institute

From the website:RFF is an independent, nonprofit research institution in Washington, DC. Our mission is to improve environmental, energy, and natural resource decisions through impartial economic research and policy engagement.

Resources for the Future is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization that strives to improve environmental and natural resource policymaking worldwide through independent social science research. Founded in 1952, the company pioneered the application of economics as a tool to develop more effective conservation of natural resources policies. Its scholars continue to employ social science methods to analyze critical issues concerning pollution control, energy policy, land and water use, hazardous waste, climate change, biodiversity and the environmental challenges of developing countries. The company s subsidiary, RFF Press, supports the mission of RFF by publishing book-length works that present a broad range of approaches to the study of natural resources and the environment. Its authors and editors include RFF staff, researchers from the academic and policy communities and journalists. Audiences for RFF publications include participants in the policymaking process, including scholars, the media, advocacy groups, professionals in business and government and the general public.

Associated Universities (AUI) is a leading organization in Washington, DC, dedicated to transforming ideas into impactful technologies, laboratories, and policies in the fields of astronomy, space, energy, and education. With over seven decades of specialized expertise in science, engineering, technology, and cyber security, AUI collaborates with international partners to drive innovation and lasting change within organizations, exemplified by their monumental achievement in leading the $1.4 billion ALMA project for space exploration. AUI's exceptional operations management and collaborative community engagement create an environment where innovation, imagination, and people thrive. Their work at ALMA, in partnership with Europe, Canada, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and Chile, has fostered discovery even in the harshest desert terrain, making significant contributions to the field of astronomy. Additionally, AUI's Central Development Laboratory at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory has recently welcomed the first recipient of the postdoctoral Women in Engineering fellowship, further promoting diversity and excellence in scientific research.Generated from the website