Alex Wong/Getty Images May 1, 2025 What’s at Stake in the Budget Reconciliation Process (And What You Can Do About It) The majority is considering slashing spending to clean energy, to electric vehicles, to sustainable agriculture, to climate resilience. Here’s what you can do. David Watkins Director of Government Affairs, Climate & Energy Program
Allison Joyce/Getty Images May 1, 2025 Trump’s 6 Worst Attacks on FEMA in the First 100 Days Shana Udvardy Senior Climate Resilience Policy Analyst
Drew Angerer/Getty Images April 29, 2025 President Trump’s 100 Days of Federal Housing Policy Chaos Zoe Middleton Associate Director of Just Climate Resilience
South Baltimore Land Trust July 15, 2021 Stop the Burn, Save Lives: The case for a community-led zero waste model in Baltimore UCS Science Network
HarshLight/Flickr July 13, 2021 How a Powerful and Secretive White House Office Can Become a Force for Equity and Justice Anita Desikan Former Staff
EVgo Network/flickr July 13, 2021 We Need More Electric Vehicles, but Extending Regulatory Incentives for EVs is a Bad Idea Dave Cooke Senior Vehicles Analyst
Anthony Eyring July 12, 2021 Just When You Assumed It Was Safe to Go Outside, the Delta Variant Strikes Adrienne Hollis Former Contributor
NASA July 12, 2021 How Do Hypersonic Weapons Work? And Your Other Questions Answered. Cameron Tracy Former Contributor
National Interagency Fire Center/Flickr July 8, 2021 We’re in a Climate Crisis. Congress Must Go Big on Climate Action Now. Rachel Cleetus Policy Director
Derrick Z. Jackson/UCS July 8, 2021 Lessons From the Failed Cape Wind Project: Renewable Energy Advocates Must Protect Indigenous Voices UCS Science Network
Yvette Arellano/TEJAS July 7, 2021 Risk Managed? New Report Finds Chemical Disaster Risks from Climate Change Casey Kalman Former Contributor
MIchael Fleshman/Flickr July 7, 2021 Ask a Scientist: Defending the Right to Vote Elliott Negin Former Contributor
Anthony Eyring/UCS July 7, 2021 Fighting Climate Change Might Have Just Gotten Easier Brenda Ekwurzel Director of Scientific Excellence
Ja-Rei Wang/UCS July 6, 2021 How One Science Nerd Became Involved in Movement Building Melissa Varga Science Network Senior Manager
Frau Blau Auf Pauli/Flickr July 1, 2021 Can We Trust Our Power Plants to Keep Us Cool During Dangerous Heat? John Rogers Energy Campaign Analytic Lead
house.gov July 1, 2021 I Testified on the Risks of Climate Change to the Financial Sector. Here’s What I Said Rachel Cleetus Policy Director
Bach/Makhstep/Wikimedia Creative commons/A. Eyring June 28, 2021 From Bach to Bull****: How Facebook Mismanages Disinformation (and What to Do About It) Kate Cell Senior Climate Campaign Manager
Pxhere June 25, 2021 New President, Same Wasteful Spending: Why Is the US Still Spending So Much on Nuclear Weapons? Eryn MacDonald Global Security Analyst
Seattle Parks and Recreation https://www.flickr.com/photos/seattleparks/41435961390 June 25, 2021 As Dangerous Heat Becomes Norm in Pacific Northwest, Will Oregon Pass Needed Climate Bills? Kristy Dahl Former Staff
Kevin Dooley/Flickr June 24, 2021 California Takes Big Step Towards Clean Electricity, But Not Without Stumbling Mark Specht Western States Energy Manager/Senior Analyst
Immo Wegmann/Unsplash June 24, 2021 DOJ’s Forensic Science Guidance is Putting the Innocent At-Risk Jacob Carter Former Contributor
Phil Roeder/Flickr June 23, 2021 Election Protection: Congress may have failed to act For the People, but they can still prevent election subversion Michael Latner Former UCS Fellow
NREL/Flickr June 23, 2021 Congress Must Advance Bold Power Sector Targets Julie McNamara Associate Director, Policy for Climate and Energy
Jonathan Ford/Unsplash June 23, 2021 Using Science for Equitable Policies: A framework for climate scientists UCS Science Network