Climate Vulnerability

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New report shows how US land management policies could mitigate future greenhouse gas emissions

Department of Energy selects RTI International to lead large-scale carbon capture pilot project

RTI selected to support EPA’s Environmental Justice Thriving Communities Grantmaking Program

Climate-focused policies are key to building resilient infrastructure

EPA holds roundtable to mark opening of RTI International’s Environmental Justice Thriving Communities Technical Assistance Center

RTI International celebrates opening of the Environmental Justice Thriving Communities Technical Assistance Center

Shipping industry could lose $10 billion a year battling climate change by 2050

Pilot program relies on volunteers to collect wetlands data

RTI and the Caribbean Community Climate Change Center enter a strategic partnership to co-develop sustainable, innovative and transformative solutions to climate risks

RTI International delegation convening at COP27 in Egypt to present climate change research

New H2Os prize encourages innovators to unlock potential of hydropower

Media Advisory: Water experts available for interview in advance of World Water Day

Researchers at RTI Highlight Critical Need for More Accessible Information About Climate Change Mitigation

RTI International Announces New ‘Center for Climate Solutions’ to Generate Innovative Solutions to the Climate Crisis

RTI International Awarded $2 Million Contract to Help Safeguard Air Quality in National Parks

Study Projects Climate Mitigation Across Socioeconomic Pathways in U.S. Forest and Agriculture

Study Finds Climate Change, Rising Carbon Dioxide Levels Could Reduce Global Availability of Key Nutrients