Michael Smith/Getty Images September 17, 2025 It’s Time to Rethink US Nuclear Weapons Manufacturing There is no technical justification for replacing the entire US nuclear arsenal—but the government is willing to spend more than $2 trillion to do just that. Dylan Spaulding Senior Scientist
Alex Wong/Getty Images September 16, 2025 Science Must Go On: How Courageous Scientists Are Meeting the Moment Gretchen Goldman President & CEO of UCS
National Cancer Institute/Unsplash September 15, 2025 As Scientists Raise the Alarm, Trump Administration Attacks Continue Jules Barbati-Dajches Analyst
January 20, 2016 In the Dietary Guidelines for Soil, Pass the Carbon, S'il vous plaît Marcia DeLonge Former Contributor
January 20, 2016 Who Was 2015’s Got Science Champion? The Results Are In… Ken Kimmell Former President
January 19, 2016 The Child Nutrition Reauthorization Act Heads to the Senate Lindsey Haynes-Maslow Former contributor
January 15, 2016 Governor Brown Urges Water Managers to Plan for Climate Change Juliet Christian-Smith Western States Regional Director
January 14, 2016 Coming to the Table: Fixing Food to Combat Inequity Lindsey Haynes-Maslow Former contributor
Southern California Gas Company's Aliso Canyon facility. Photo: Scott L. January 14, 2016 It’s The Largest Methane Leak in U.S. History. Who’s Responsible? David Babson Former contributor
January 14, 2016 Virginia Coastal Protection Act: New UCS Analysis Highlights Opportunity for Carbon Revenue Jeremy Richardson Former Contributor
The Advanced Cruise Missile, retired in 2007, was stealthy and had a longer range than the currently deployed Air-Launched Cruise Missile. (U.S. Air Force Photo) January 13, 2016 Just How New is the New, Nuclear-armed Cruise Missile? Stephen Young Senior Washington Representative
January 12, 2016 The Public Interest Lies in Promoting Transparency AND Protecting Scientists from Harassment Michael Halpern Former Contributor
Wind turbines gaze at a natural gas extraction plant. Photo: Craig Murphy January 11, 2016 Earth to API—It’s 2016 (not 1916) and “Energy Voters” Want Renewables David Babson Former contributor
President Obama during the 2014 State of the Union address. Photo: The White House January 11, 2016 President Obama’s Final State of the Union: What to Expect, and What to Hope For Alden Meyer Former Contributor
January 11, 2016 There’s New Support for Agricultural Research in 2016—But What Kind of Green Revolution Should We Aim For? Marcia DeLonge Former Contributor
January 7, 2016 American Petroleum Institute Regresses with All Fossils, All the Time Plan John Rogers Energy Campaign Analytic Lead
January 7, 2016 What Is Smart Charging? A Look at How Electric Vehicles Fit In Peter O'Connor Former contributor
January 6, 2016 New Report Documents the Overwhelming Benefits of Renewable Energy Standards Jeff Deyette Director of State Policy and Analysis
December 30, 2015 How to Keep New Year's (and Deforestation-Free) Resolutions Lael Goodman Former contributor
December 29, 2015 A New Year’s Resolution “In Defense of Food” Karen Perry Stillerman Deputy Director