UN Photo/Joao Araujo Pinto September 18, 2025 Can a Shifting World Order Help Deliver Progress at the UN Climate Summit? World leaders must stand against bad actors at UN Climate Summit. Rachel Cleetus Policy Director
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Photo: Chafer Machinery/CC BY 2.0, Flickr March 23, 2017 Monsanto's Four Tactics for Undermining Glyphosate Science Review Genna Reed Former Staff
March 23, 2017 Why the Time is Right for Nevada to Raise its Renewable Portfolio Standard Laura Wisland Former Contributor
March 22, 2017 You Can Support Science and Push Back Against the Anti-Science Agenda: Here’s How UCS Science Network
US Department of Agriculture/Flickr March 22, 2017 Trump’s "Skinny" Budget Would Starve Farmers of Support, Leave Kids and Seniors Hungry Karen Perry Stillerman Deputy Director
The March for Science on April 22 must be unapologetically inclusive. Photo: March for Science March 22, 2017 When I March for Science, I’ll March for Equity, Inclusion, and Access Gretchen Goldman President & CEO of UCS
Photo: Mgtmail/CC BY (Flickr) March 22, 2017 The Safety of Coal Miners—and Every Worker in America—Is at Risk Kathleen Rest Former Executive Director
Retrieved from @EPAScottPruitt March 22, 2017 Fact-checking the Trump Administration's Claims about EPA's Vehicle Standards Dave Cooke Senior Vehicles Analyst
March 20, 2017 Counting the Attacks on Science by the Trump Administration and Congress Gretchen Goldman President & CEO of UCS
March 20, 2017 Why Freezing North Korea’s Weapons Programs Would Make Us Safer David Wright Former Contributor
NASA March 17, 2017 What NASA Earth Missions are on the Chopping Block? – PACE, CLARREO, OCO-3, and DSCOVR Brenda Ekwurzel Director of Scientific Excellence
March 17, 2017 Cover Crop Challenges: A Reminder That In Agriculture, Even Small Changes Can Be Hard Andrea Basche Former contributor
March 17, 2017 Secretary of Defense James Mattis: The Lone Climate Change Soldier in this Administration’s Cabinet Shana Udvardy Senior Climate Resilience Policy Analyst
Photo: US Agency for International Development/CC BY-NC 2.0, Flickr March 16, 2017 Food Production Does NOT Need to Double by 2050 (And Other Required Reading for the Next USDA Secretary) Karen Perry Stillerman Deputy Director
Photo: Tammy Anthony Baker/Wikimedia Commons March 16, 2017 Budget Proposal Throws Coal Communities under the Bus Jeremy Richardson Former Contributor
Photo: KatarzynaBialasiewicz/iStock March 16, 2017 Will Congress Turn Its Back on the Safety of America's Workers? Kathleen Rest Former Executive Director
Photo: Marco Verch/BY-SA (Flickr) March 16, 2017 Helping the FDA Define "Healthy" Food Labels Sarah Reinhardt Former Contributor
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Anthony Eyring/UCS March 15, 2017 Who's Marching for Science—and Why? Here Are 15 Answers Guest Commentary
March 15, 2017 We’ve Said It, the Post Says It, Now SciAm Too: Take Weapons Off Alert David Wright Former Contributor
Photo: Rhys A/CC BY (Flickr) March 15, 2017 President Trump Has a Wrecking Ball (and it’s Aimed at the Climate) Ken Kimmell Former President
iStockphoto.com/ssuaphoto March 15, 2017 EPA Pulls Back Sound Policy Judgment at Behest of Auto Industry Dave Cooke Senior Vehicles Analyst
March 15, 2017 How's EPA's Science Advice Process Doing? Celebrating Sunshine and Progress at the EPA Genna Reed Former Staff
Photos by Leroy Woodson and Frank Aleksandrowicz, NARA March 15, 2017 Trump Administration Attacks Public Health Protections with Proposed Cuts to EPA Budget Rachel Cleetus Policy Director