Getty Images July 10, 2025 Power Hungry: Why Data Centers Are Developing Their Own Energy Sources to Fuel AI The spread of AI data centers is larger, more numerous, and faster-growing than anything that has come before to the electric utilities. The potential for this to cause supply shortages and costs for consumers is plain to see. Mike Jacobs Senior Energy Analyst
The 100-Hour Weather & Climate Livestream July 10, 2025 Ask a Scientist: How Livestreaming 100 Hours of Weather and Climate Moved Thousands to Action Michelle Rama-Poccia Bilingual Writer and Podcast Host, Union of Concerned Scientists
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Kia Media September 15, 2021 So You Want to Buy an EV – What Incentive Can You Get Next Year? Jonna Hamilton Former Contributor
Gage Skidmore/Flickr September 15, 2021 Newsom Wins. Now He Must Move Fast on Climate. Jason Barbose Former Contributor
Chauncey Davis/Flickr September 14, 2021 Illinois Secures a Major Climate and Equity Victory Jessica Collingsworth Former Contributor
Lance Cheung/USDA September 13, 2021 Will the Biden Administration Take Down America’s Meat Cartel? Karen Perry Stillerman Deputy Director
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Michael M Stokes/Flickr September 7, 2021 Hurricane Ida Leaves Chemical Facilities and Surrounding Communities Without Power Casey Kalman Former Contributor
CC BY 2.0/Bill Jacobus September 3, 2021 Unions Empower Workers to Protect Themselves from Heat Stress Guest Commentary
Abhishek Jacob/Flickr September 2, 2021 Science Carries Weight in Decision-Making. Be Heard. UCS Science Network
Louisiana National Guard September 2, 2021 Hurricane Ida Shows Why We Urgently Need Bold, Just and Equitable Climate Action Rachel Cleetus Policy Director
David Patrick Valera/Flickr September 1, 2021 3 Tips for Getting Started in Science Advocacy as an Early Career Scientist Melissa Varga Science Network Senior Manager
A. Walker/Wikimedia August 31, 2021 Historic Black Community Put at Risk by Truck Bridge Maria Cecilia Pinto de Moura Scientist
Cameron Smith/Unsplash August 29, 2021 What Does Climate Action Have to Do with Budget Reconciliation? In 2021, Everything. Jonna Hamilton Former Contributor
Coast Guard News August 27, 2021 Hurricane and COVID-19 Set to Collide on the Gulf Coast. It Didn’t Have to Be This Way. Kristy Dahl Former Staff
Aaron Doucett/Unsplash August 27, 2021 A Transformative Climate Action Framework for Transportation Jeremy Martin Director of Fuels Policy
Ken Oltmann, CoServ/U.S. Dept. of Energy August 27, 2021 Extreme Heat Hits Clean Energy Workers Hard–How Can the Industry Keep Them Safe? Adenike Adeyeye Former Contributor
The Focal Project/Flickr August 25, 2021 Is Tyson Foods’ Vaccination Push Too Little, Too Late? Karen Perry Stillerman Deputy Director
Michael Fleshman/Flickr August 25, 2021 Can Science Help Save the Voting Rights Act? Michael Latner Former UCS Fellow
Unsplash/Scott Blake August 24, 2021 Extreme Heat is a Threat to Midwestern Outdoor Workers James Gignac Midwest Policy Director
Almonroth/Wikimedia Commons August 23, 2021 Political Jeopardy! Disinformation Campaigns for $400 Andrew Rosenberg Former Contributor
Lance Cheung/USDA August 20, 2021 New UCS Climate Analysis Too Hot to Work Shows Mounting Risks to Outdoor Workers from Heat Extremes Rachel Licker Former Staff
USDA August 20, 2021 Too Hot to Work: New Map Tools and 433 Congressional District Fact Sheets Show What’s at Stake for Outdoor Workers Kristy Dahl Former Staff