Preston Keres/USDA October 7, 2025 Why Planting Too Much Corn Hurts Farmers—and the Environment US agriculture encourages farmers to plant too much corn, which drives prices down and increases pollution that harms our water and climate. Kathryn Anderson Program Director, Food & Environment
Lilly Adams/UCS October 6, 2025 After Decades, Relief for Some Harmed by the Nuclear Weapons Industry Lilly Adams Senior Outreach Coordinator
ERHUI 1979/Getty Images October 6, 2025 An Abundant Blindspot David Watkins Director of Government Affairs, Climate & Energy Program
January 11, 2012 Zip Up Your Parka and Go…to a Farmers Market! Karen Perry Stillerman Deputy Director
January 10, 2012 Genetically Engineered Crops in the Real World – Bt Corn, Insecticide Use, and Honey Bees Doug Gurian-Sherman Former contributor
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January 9, 2012 Iran Oil Threats, Yet Another Reason to Resolve to Cut Our Oil Use David Friedman Former contributor
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December 22, 2011 NRC’s Post-Fukushima Response: Going in Circles? Ed Lyman Director, Nuclear Power Safety
Photo: swanksalot/Flickr December 21, 2011 A Long-Awaited Rule to Limit Mercury and Other Toxic Pollutants from Power Plants Rachel Cleetus Policy Director
December 21, 2011 Blinded by Ideology: How Grover Overlooks the Facts about Renewable Electricity Standards Jeff Deyette Director of State Policy and Analysis
December 19, 2011 Who Is Behind the Hacked Climate Emails? And When Will the Criminals Be Brought to Justice? Michael Halpern Former Contributor
December 15, 2011 Keep Oil’s Dirty Fingerprints off California’s Clean Fuels Standard Jeremy Martin Director of Fuels Policy
December 13, 2011 Congress, the NRC, and Nuclear Power Safety Lisbeth Gronlund Former UCS Global Security Program Co-Director
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