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
Alex Wong/Getty Images August 14, 2025 Scientists’ Role in Defending Democracy Gretchen Goldman President of UCS
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Agricultural Research Service (ARS) CC-BY-2.0 (Flickr) October 19, 2017 Pruitt Steps Up His Attack on Biofuel Policies Jeremy Martin Director of Fuels Policy
October 19, 2017 New UCS Report Finds High Health Risks in Delaware Communities from Toxic Pollution UCS Science Network
Photo: Sarah Nichols CC-BY-2.0 (Flickr) October 19, 2017 Why Cap and Invest Is the Right Solution for Massachusetts Transportation Daniel Gatti Former contributor
Photo: WildEarth Guardians/Creative Commons (Flickr) October 18, 2017 In New Mexico, Facing the Question of What Comes After Coal Julie McNamara Associate Director, Policy for Climate and Energy
Cristie Guevara/public domain (BY CC0 October 17, 2017 USDA Reorganization Sidelines Dietary Guidelines Sarah Reinhardt Former Contributor
October 17, 2017 EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt Accelerates Politicization of Agency's Science Advisory Board Michael Halpern Former Contributor
California Wildfires 2017, NASA. October 17, 2017 How Science Can Help Us Better Prepare for Wildfires: Insights from a NASA Scientist Rachel Licker Former Staff
The US Supreme Court. Photo: Wikimedia Commons. October 17, 2017 Climate Change Goes to Court Ken Kimmell Former President
October 17, 2017 Why NRC Nuclear Safety Inspections are Necessary: Columbia Generating Station Dave Lochbaum Former Contributor
October 13, 2017 No, Missile Defense Will Not Work 97% of the Time Laura Grego Research Director, Senior Scientist
October 13, 2017 US Withdrawal from UNESCO Will Undermine Collaboration on Science and Culture Adam Markham Former Staff
October 13, 2017 How Pruitt Listens: Removing Clean Power Plan Web Resources Undermines Public Engagement UCS Science Network
Rushlan Dashinsky/iStockphoto October 12, 2017 Pruitt Puts Coal Before Children Derrick Z. Jackson Fellow
Photo: USCapitol/Flickr October 12, 2017 Conflicts of Interest? NOAA’s Nominees AccuWeather CEO Barry Myers, and Dr. Neil Jacobs of Panasonic Andrew Rosenberg Former Contributor
Photo: Sgt. Jose Ahiram Diaz-Ramos/USDA (Flickr) October 11, 2017 The EPA’s Crucial and Unsung Role in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands Andrew Rosenberg Former Contributor
The Trump administration is using bogus science to justify restrictions on birth control access, building on a legacy of Presidential administrations' politicization of science around contraceptives. Photo: www.quotecatalog.com October 11, 2017 The Trump Administration Fakes Science to Justify Restrictions on Birth Control Access Gretchen Goldman President of UCS
Photo: Steve Jurvetson, CC-BY-2.0 (Flickr) October 11, 2017 Setting the Record Straight on EVs and Biofuels Jeremy Martin Director of Fuels Policy
Photo: Coalfield Development Corporation October 10, 2017 New Economic Opportunities in the Heart of Coal Country Guest Commentary
Photo: Sanjay Suchak (used with permission) October 10, 2017 This Is What It’s Like to Live Near a Coal Plant in North Carolina Jeremy Richardson Former Contributor
Photo: JC Kibbey/UCS October 10, 2017 How A Coal Plant in Michigan Became an Insurance HQ Jeremy Richardson Former Contributor
October 10, 2017 The Struggle for a Just Transition of the Crawford Coal Plant in Little Village Continues Guest Commentary
Photo: justice.gov October 9, 2017 Scott Pruitt's Cynical Move to Rescind the Clean Power Plan Ken Kimmell Former President