Omari Spears/UCS July 21, 2025 Six Months in, UCS Is in the Fight for the Long Haul Six months into the second Trump administration, what’s UCS doing to fight attacks on science? Gretchen Goldman President of UCS
Rene DeAnda / Unsplash July 21, 2025 New UCS Analysis Documents Six Months of the Trump Administration’s Destructive Actions Darya Minovi Senior Analyst
Spencer Platt/Getty Images July 16, 2025 EPA Moves to Ignore Power Plant Carbon Emissions, Deny Climate Science Julie McNamara Associate Director, Policy for Climate and Energy
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
Pexels August 20, 2021 New USDA Nutrition Research Leads to Historic Increase in SNAP Benefits Sarah Reinhardt Former Contributor
AMISOM Public Information/Flickr August 20, 2021 Roundup: A Mixed Picture for Both COVID-19 and Scientific Integrity in General Liz Borkowski Science Network Contributor
US EPA/Flickr August 19, 2021 Louisiana Policymakers: To Solve the Dead Zone, Climate Change, and COVID-19, Embrace Equitable, Science-Based Policies Now Rebecca Boehm Former Contributor
Mike Blake/REUTERS August 19, 2021 5 Questions to Ask About the CEPP, A Powerful Tool For Clean Energy John Rogers Energy Campaign Analytic Lead
Prachatai/Flickr August 18, 2021 Zero-emission Transportation Must Be Included in Congressional Priorities Jonna Hamilton Former Contributor
Enayet Raheem/Unsplash August 17, 2021 With Census Data Now Available, You Can Help Protect Democracy: Here’s How Michael Latner Former UCS Fellow
Pranam Gurung/Unsplash August 17, 2021 Electric Vehicles are the Future – Yes, Even in Your Neck of the Woods Katherine Catalano Former Contributor
Shutterstock: Logoboom August 17, 2021 Ask a Scientist: How Can We Cool Off Urban Heat Islands and Protect the Most Vulnerable? Elliott Negin Former Contributor
Chris Yakimov/Flickr August 17, 2021 Accurately and Appropriately Accounting for Risk: Why Steven Koonin and George Will Are Unsettling UCS Science Network
Matt Alaniz/Unsplash August 13, 2021 More Heat This Weekend–More Inequities of Keeping Cool Juan Declet-Barreto Senior Social Scientist for Climate Vulnerability
Tori Rector/Flickr August 13, 2021 Four Lessons from a Scientist Working to Inform Climate Litigation L. Delta Merner Lead Scientist, Science Hub for Climate Litigation
J.L. Simonis August 13, 2021 Safariland Promised to Stop Making Chemical Weapons—But Has It? UCS Science Network
Vlad Tchompalov/Unsplash August 13, 2021 What We Told the White House about Science Communication and Scientific Integrity Andrew Rosenberg Former Contributor
CALFIRE_Official/Flickr August 13, 2021 We Have an Infrastructure Bill. We Still Need Bold Climate Action Urgently Rachel Cleetus Policy Director
American Public Power Association/Unsplash August 12, 2021 Methane Madness: 5 Reasons Why Natural Gas Doesn’t Belong in a Clean Electricity Payment Program Steve Clemmer Director of Energy Research & Analysis
iStock August 12, 2021 Disempowered by Tyson—How Big Chicken Hurts Farmers, Workers, and Communities (and Why You Should Care) Karen Perry Stillerman Deputy Director