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NOAA’s Weather and Climate Science Is Under Relentless Attack from Trump Administration. Will Congress Stand Up for Us?

Get NOAA the resources it needs to do its life-saving scientific work.

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Schedule F by Another Name Is Still a Threat to Science

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Massachusetts’ Freedom to Move Act Can Get Transportation on Track

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A First Look at the Iranian Nuclear Deal

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Three Reasons the UCS Satellite Database is Different from Other Satellite Catalogs

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Pizza Hut, KFC, and Taco Bell's New Relationship with Palm Oil: It's Complicated

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Not Where You Expected to Find Deforestation?: Examining the Palm Oil Commitments of 40 of America's Top Companies

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The School Nutrition Association—Opposing Better Nutrition in Schools Since 2013

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Why is China Modernizing Its Nuclear Arsenal?

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A Lunchroom Lesson: Repackaging Tobacco for a Food Fight, Part 2

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More Than Scientists, Mauna Loa, and Better Climate Communication

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U.S. Can Lead on Global Climate Action: Clean Power Plan Is a Linchpin

Rachel Cleetus
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High and Dry: Reservoir Levels Tell Only Half the Story, Leaving California Dry as Drought Continues

Juliet Christian-Smith
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Censorship of Government Scientists Spreads to the United Kingdom

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Nuclear Plant Aging

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Why A Snapshot Of An Automaker's Fleet Doesn't Tell The Whole Story

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Arizona Superior Court Protects Academic Freedom in Climate Email Disclosure Case

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Georgia May Shift to Reverse on EV Progress

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Three Reasons Carbon Reduction Is Easy In The Central U.S.

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Fossil Fuel Firms Are Still Bankrolling Climate Denial Lobby Groups

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A Lightweight Investment With Big Dividends: DOE, Alcoa, and Aluminum Vehicles

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When It Comes to Palm Oil, PepsiCo Is Less than Perfect

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