Scott Olson / Getty Images January 14, 2026 Divide and Destroy: A New Year of the Trump Administration’s Authoritarianism There is no single line that, when crossed, moves a country from democracy straight to authoritarianism. Jennifer Jones Program Director, Center for Science & Democracy
Stocktrek Images/Getty Images January 14, 2026 How Attribution Science Can Help Inform Grid Resilience Carly Phillips Research Scientist
National Archives at College Park/Wikimedia Commons January 14, 2026 The Nuclear Testing Moratorium Passes a Milestone Dylan Spaulding Senior Scientist
May 15, 2015 What Does the Clean Power Plan Mean for Virginia? A Real Opportunity for Renewable Energy Jeremy Richardson Former Contributor
May 14, 2015 Congress Can Empower Energy Innovation Far and Wide. Here's How. Mike Jacobs Senior Energy Analyst
May 13, 2015 Minnesota's Energy Future at Risk: Policy Proposal Would Reverse Years of Leadership on Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Sam Gomberg Senior Analyst
May 13, 2015 Hey NERC, Where’s the Fire? Digging into a Flawed Study on the Clean Power Plan Mike Jacobs Senior Energy Analyst
May 12, 2015 Listening to SNAP Voices: What to Know Before Cutting Program Budgets Lindsey Haynes-Maslow Former contributor
May 12, 2015 30% Renewable Energy by 2030: Udall-Markey National Renewable Electricity Standard Would Boost Economy and Protect Consumers Jeff Deyette Director of State Policy and Analysis
May 12, 2015 Perils of New Nuclear Fuel: Part 3 – Grand Gulf’s Safety Suspension Dave Lochbaum Former Contributor
If you ignore the benefits side of the cost-benefit equation, it's hard to come up with anything but bad news. But when you take a solid look at both sides of the equation, you see a pretty impressive net-positive. May 8, 2015 The EPA’s Clean Power Plan: Setting the Record Straight on the Benefits and Costs John Rogers Associate Director, Energy Analytics
May 7, 2015 U.S. Plays Word Games in Statement about Alert Level of Nuclear Weapons Lisbeth Gronlund Former UCS Global Security Program Co-Director
May 7, 2015 Water Bond Blunders: It’s Time for California to Stop Looking to the Past and Start Planning for the Future Juliet Christian-Smith Western States Regional Director
May 6, 2015 Added Sugar on the Nutrition Facts Label: Public Comments to the FDA Show Big Food Is Sour on Science Deborah Bailin Former contributor
May 6, 2015 CNN Just Went a Full Year without Debating the Reality of Climate Change Aaron Huertas Former Contributor
May 6, 2015 Your Handy Guide to Attacks on How the Endangered Species Act Uses Science Michael Halpern Former Contributor
May 5, 2015 Sea Level Rise, Growing Flood Risks, and the Need for a Strong Federal Flood Risk Management Standard Rachel Cleetus Policy Director
May 4, 2015 Batteries, Hydrogen, and Hybrids: Where We Are Now, and Where We’re Going David Reichmuth Senior Engineer, Clean Transportation Program
May 1, 2015 From Baltimore Protests to Food: The Importance of Community Voices Lindsey Haynes-Maslow Former contributor
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