Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images August 20, 2025 What Is a “Skinny” Farm Bill—and Is It a Bad Thing? The House Agriculture Committee may attempt to push through a scaled-down version of the farm bill—but there are certain things it cannot leave out. Melissa Kaplan Senior Manager of Government Affairs
Cedric Letsch/Unsplash August 19, 2025 We Can Have it All: Forward-Looking Climate Policy and Affordability. Here’s How. Daniel Barad Western States Policy Manager
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Photo: US Marines July 9, 2018 The Time Has Come for Stronger Investment in Water Infrastructure – Especially for Underserved Communities UCS Science Network
Photo: Lorie Shaull July 6, 2018 President Trump’s Supreme Court Pick: What’s at Stake for Science and the Environment? Ken Kimmell Former President
July 6, 2018 How Dangerous is New EPA Chief Andrew Wheeler? Very. Here’s Why. Derrick Z. Jackson Fellow
Photo: SanJoaquinRTD July 5, 2018 Utilities Should Invest in Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Daniel Gatti Former contributor
Photo: US Fish and Wildlife Service July 5, 2018 Keep Your Paws Off: Three Ways Congress is Preying on Endangered Species Protections Charise Johnson Former Contributor
Photo: Peabody Energy July 5, 2018 Black Lung Resurgence: Without Action, Taxpayers Will Foot the Medical Bills Jeremy Richardson Former Contributor
July 3, 2018 Climate Change is the Fastest Growing Threat to World Heritage Adam Markham Former Staff
July 2, 2018 Ever Heard of Microgrids? They’re Awesome—Here’s Why Julie McNamara Associate Director, Policy for Climate and Energy
July 2, 2018 NRC’s Reprisal Study Reveals Safety Agency Has a Chilled Work Environment Dave Lochbaum Former Contributor
July 1, 2018 What are the Major Economic Implications of Sea Level Rise? Elliott Negin Former Contributor
Gage Skidmore/Flickr June 29, 2018 Pruitt’s Science Advisors Urge Him to Let Them Review His So-Called Transparency Initiative Genna Reed Former Staff
An old whaling site on Svalbard, Norway. Photo: Adam Markham June 29, 2018 Rapid Warming is Creating a Crisis for Arctic Archaeology Adam Markham Former Staff
Photo: NOAA National Ocean Service June 28, 2018 Ocean Conservation Is Still Significantly at Risk Despite Backtrack on NOAA Mission Change Andrew Rosenberg Former Contributor
Alan Grinberg/Flickr June 27, 2018 Six Key Facts Ignored in Dismissal of California Climate Suits vs. Fossil Fuel Companies Kathy Mulvey Accountability Campaign Director, Climate & Energy Program
June 27, 2018 Uniting Young Scientists: Building a National Network for Grassroots Science Policy UCS Science Network
U.S. Army photo by Michael J. Nevins June 27, 2018 Judge Should Not Have Deferred to Congress, Executive Branch in Fossil-Fuel Climate Case Elliott Negin Former Contributor
June 27, 2018 The EPA SAB Agreed to Tell Pruitt that EPA’s Restricted Science Rule is Problematic, But Where’s the Follow-up? Genna Reed Former Staff
June 27, 2018 Midwest Transmission Operator Planning for a High-Renewables Future Sam Gomberg Senior Analyst
Photo: Famartin/Wikimedia Commons June 26, 2018 How Maryland Can Build a Clean and Modern Transportation System Maria Cecilia Pinto de Moura Scientist
June 26, 2018 A Tale of Four Cities: How Smart Growth Can Shape the Future of the Washington, D.C. / Baltimore Region Josh Goldman Former Contributor
Photo: Darla White (NOAA) June 26, 2018 Ocean Agency Must Keep Its Focus on Climate Change and Sustaining Marine Ecosystems Andrew Rosenberg Former Contributor
Joe Frazier Photo/Wikimedia June 26, 2018 Engaged Science: 6 Tips for the Trump Era UCS Science Network
June 25, 2018 Getting More Wind and Solar is 100% Possible, But Not 100% Straightforward. Here’s Why Mike Jacobs Senior Energy Analyst