Andrew Harnik/Getty Images June 18, 2025 What We’re Watching: Coming Historic Heat Plus Acute Risks Could Make Rest of June a Hot Mess Expected extreme heat in US was made more likely by climate change. Erika Spanger Director of Strategic Climate Analytics
Brandon Bell/Getty Images June 17, 2025 Worsening Wildfires Contribute to Increasingly Unaffordable Insurance and Housing Costs Rachel Cleetus Policy Director
Julien Goettelmann/Unsplash June 17, 2025 Railroads Are Running Dirty Diesel Trains Through Communities and No One Is Doing Anything About It Dave Cooke Senior Vehicles Analyst
defense.gov August 18, 2017 Trump's Executive Order Will Make America Flood Again (and Again and Again) Kristy Dahl Former Staff
August 16, 2017 US Talks to China about North Korea, But Does Not Listen Gregory Kulacki East Asia Project Manager
NASA.Gov August 15, 2017 Three Myths About Solar Energy and the Eclipse Mike Jacobs Senior Energy Analyst
August 11, 2017 Massachusetts Leads on Clean Electricity—Let's Take On Clean Transportation Daniel Gatti Former contributor
NASA August 11, 2017 ¿Listos para el eclipse solar? Nuestro sistema eléctrico sí lo está. John Rogers Energy Campaign Analytic Lead
UCS August 10, 2017 Floods, Droughts, and Soil: The Movie (or, Why I Destroyed a Small City for Page Views) Andrea Basche Former contributor
Photo: Takeshi Kuboki/CC BY (Flickr) August 10, 2017 The Solar Eclipse and Our Electricity Supply: Why We've Got This Covered Laura Wisland Former Contributor
USDA-SARE/Edwin Remsberg August 9, 2017 How Healthier Soils Help Farms and Communities Downstream Deal with Floods and Droughts Andrea Basche Former contributor
The world's largest fossil fuel companies have worked to deceive hte public about the realities and risks of climate change for decades. Photo: Steve Garvie August 8, 2017 US Abandons Global Science Leadership, Zeroes Out IPCC Funding Brenda Ekwurzel Director of Scientific Excellence
August 4, 2017 Got Climate Science Questions, Administrator Pruitt? Ask the US National Academy of Sciences Peter Frumhoff Former Director of Science and Policy and Chief Climate Scientist
Department of Energy August 4, 2017 Coal-Fired Power Producers Announce a New Game Plan: Wind, Wind, Wind Julie McNamara Associate Director, Policy for Climate and Energy
Gary Peeples/USFWS August 4, 2017 Conferences and Condors: UCS Unveils a New Toolkit for Scientists Engaging on the Endangered Species Act Charise Johnson Former Contributor
UCS August 4, 2017 7 Fun Facts for National Farmers Market Week Karen Perry Stillerman Deputy Director
Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium August 3, 2017 Dead Zone 2017: Even Worse than Predicted (and That's an Understatement) Karen Perry Stillerman Deputy Director
A whole new perspective. (Credit: UCS) August 3, 2017 Three Renewable Energy Numbers to Impress Your Friends With: 7, 43, 50 John Rogers Energy Campaign Analytic Lead
August 3, 2017 NRC’s Decision Making: 18 Reasons Why You Are Right, but Wrong Dave Lochbaum Former Contributor
Ivette Perfecto and John Vandermeer in a shaded coffee farm in Chiapas, Mexico. They use diverse shaded coffee as a model system to study ecological complexity and its implications for farm management and biodiversity conservation. August 2, 2017 Agroecology to the Rescue: 7 Ways Ecologists are Working Toward Healthier Food Systems Marcia DeLonge Former Contributor
Photo: Wikimedia August 1, 2017 Energy Department Scientists Barred From Attending Nuclear Power Conference Elliott Negin Former Contributor
July 30, 2017 Simorgh Launch: Iran’s Bigger Ride to Space Gets off the Ground Laura Grego Research Director, Senior Scientist