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Ask an Expert: How Strong is the Case Against Fossil Fuel Companies for Climate Fraud?

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Federal Science Advisory Committees Are Being Defunded and Dismantled. Here’s a Toolkit to Help Independent Scientists Step Up

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October 7, 2020

Interior Department Suppresses Study on Polar Bears to Plunder Alaska’s Arctic, Then Caves to Pressure

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El cambio climático representa un gran desafío para la gestión del agua en California

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October 6, 2020

TCI Health Study Shows Benefits, But More Needed to Address Inequitable Air Pollution

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Climate Litigation Spreads across the United States

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5 of California’s 6 Largest Fires on Record Are Burning Now: The Astonishing 2020 Wildfire Season in Context

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October 5, 2020

How Mail-in Ballots Might Affect Election Night

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The Census Crisis: Commerce Secretary Tightens Grip on a Vital Public Good

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We Told OMB Why EPA’s So-Called Transparency Rule Is a Trap

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September 30, 2020

Pendley Is Ousted, but Interior Continues to Protect Its Illegal Hire

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Celebrate the Nobel Prize Winning Immigrant Scientists — But Not at the Expense of the Greater Immigrant Community

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The 2020 Election’s October Surprise Could Be a Crisis in the Taiwan Strait

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September 29, 2020

Voting, Ballot Rejection, and Electoral Integrity in the 2020 Election

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Hysterectomies at an ICE Facility and the Complicity of Science in Reproductive Rights Violations

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September 28, 2020

New Hampshire, Climate, and Public Health: New Commission Seeks to Up the State’s Game

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Scientists Step Up to Defend Democracy

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My Testimony on Climate Change Before the House Committee on Oversight and Reform

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September 25, 2020

Why Environmental Justice Needs to Be on the Docket in the Presidential Debates

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Democratizing California’s Most Powerful Regulator

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Why is the Transition to Clean Cars by 2035 Critical? To Avoid Worsening Impacts of Climate Change and Air Pollution

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A Government for We, the People, Not Vested Interests: Recommendations for a 2021 President

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EPA Chlorpyrifos Assessment: A Harbinger of Restricted Science Rule Havoc

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Michigan Governor Whitmer’s Big Step Forward on Climate Leadership

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A UCS Guide to Involving the Public in Rulemaking

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