Spencer Platt/Getty Images July 16, 2025 EPA Moves to Ignore Power Plant Carbon Emissions, Deny Climate Science Zeldin is proposing to walk away from regulating carbon emissions from power plants—plus nearly every other source of heat-trapping emissions. Julie McNamara Associate Director, Policy for Climate and Energy
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River Partners July 15, 2025 Best Practices for Just Land Transitions in California Ángel S. Fernández-Bou Senior Climate Scientist
Cape Lookout National Seashore, North Carolina. Credit: NPS May 21, 2018 If You Can’t Censor It, Bury It: DOI Tries to Make a Stark New Study on Rising Seas Invisible Adam Markham Former Staff
EPA May 21, 2018 Did EPA Consult With The Chemical Industry While Working To Suppress A Scientific Study On PFAS? Yogin Kothari Former Contributor
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Credit: Derrick Z. Jackson May 21, 2018 Wait—Offshore Wind Offers HOW Much Power? Use This Calculator… John Rogers Energy Campaign Analytic Lead
May 21, 2018 Now Is the Time To Halt the EPA’s Restrictions on Science Andrew Rosenberg Former Contributor
NASA May 18, 2018 Here’s Why Seas Are Rising. Somebody Remind the Wall Street Journal. Guest Commentary
Army National Guard/Flickr May 17, 2018 Five Things You Should Know About EPA’s Proposed Giant Step Backward on the Safety of Chemical Facilities Andrew Rosenberg Former Contributor
Waterkeeper Alliance Inc./Flickr May 17, 2018 Sonny Perdue’s USDA Is in Bed with Big Pork. That’s Really Bad for Everyone Else. Karen Perry Stillerman Deputy Director
May 17, 2018 High Energy Arc Faults and the Nuclear Plant Fire Protection IOU Dave Lochbaum Former Contributor
US Air Force May 16, 2018 Bipartisan Outrage as EPA, White House Try to Cover Up Chemical Health Assessment Michael Halpern Former Contributor
The view from aerial tour of Hurricane Sandy damage of New Jersey's barrier beaches, Nov. 18, 2012. (Official White House Photo by Sonya N. Hebert) May 16, 2018 Building the Right Project: An Engineer’s Perspective on Infrastructure Adaptation to Extreme Weather Events UCS Science Network
Karen Neoh/Flickr May 16, 2018 Among President Trump’s Dismal Judicial Nominees, Wendy Vitter Stands Out for Promoting Unscientific Myths Michael Halpern Former Contributor
Photo: Rafał Konieczny CC-BY-SA-4.0 (Wikimedia) May 16, 2018 California Could Pass Innovative Legislation on Key Climate, Energy and Transportation Issues Jason Barbose Former Contributor
May 16, 2018 UCS Joins Lawsuit to Stop Pruitt from Rolling Back Clean Car Standards Josh Goldman Former Contributor
Photo: Eltiempo10/CC BY-SA 4.0 (Wikimedia) May 15, 2018 Back to Bad Air: The Trump EPA’s Attack on Science and Our Health Gretchen Goldman President of UCS
Photo: CC0/public domain May 14, 2018 SNAP is a boon to urban and rural economies—and small-town stores may not survive cuts Sarah Reinhardt Former Contributor
May 14, 2018 La EPA elimina una protección vital para mantener el aire libre de sustancias tóxicas, poniendo nuestra salud en peligro Juan Declet-Barreto Senior Social Scientist for Climate Vulnerability
May 11, 2018 Industry Criticizing… Industry? This is What Effective Advocacy Looks Like Mike Jacobs Senior Energy Analyst
Gage Skidmore/Flickr May 11, 2018 Scott Pruitt’s Incredible, Perpetual, Public Time-Wasting Machine Julie McNamara Associate Director, Policy for Climate and Energy
Retrieved from @EPAScottPruitt May 11, 2018 Automakers Pretend President Trump Isn’t Giving Them Exactly What They Asked For—We Don’t Buy it. Dave Cooke Senior Vehicles Analyst
May 10, 2018 The Past, Present, and Future of Carbon Pricing in Washington State Adrienne Alvord Former Contributor