Spencer Platt/Getty Images July 16, 2025 EPA Moves to Ignore Power Plant Carbon Emissions, Deny Climate Science Zeldin is proposing to walk away from regulating carbon emissions from power plants—plus nearly every other source of heat-trapping emissions. Julie McNamara Associate Director, Policy for Climate and Energy
wildpixel/Getty Images July 14, 2025 An Important Lesson for These Times from Environmental Justice’s Earliest Days Guest Commentary
River Partners July 15, 2025 Best Practices for Just Land Transitions in California Ángel S. Fernández-Bou Senior Climate Scientist
Allenandallen.com/CC August 31, 2020 Bribery and Corruption at Utilities Cost Them–and Us–Big Mike Jacobs Senior Energy Analyst
Artie Siegel/Pexels August 31, 2020 CEJA can deliver on Governor Pritzker’s Eight Principles for a Clean and Renewable Illinois Economy Jessica Collingsworth Former Contributor
Thomas Millot/Unsplash August 28, 2020 Big, Colliding Problems in Gulf and Elsewhere Need Science-Based Solutions Now Rebecca Boehm Former Contributor
NOAA August 27, 2020 Three Reasons Why the COVID Relief Executive Order Is Bad Policy Shana Udvardy Senior Climate Resilience Policy Analyst
Amsterdam New York/Flickr August 26, 2020 Superfund Sites in Path of Hurricane Laura Could Leach Toxic Contaminants Jacob Carter Former Contributor
NOAA August 26, 2020 Hurricane Laura Threatens Gulf Coast Energy Infrastructure Julie McNamara Associate Director, Policy for Climate and Energy
Eric Gay/AP August 26, 2020 Hurricane Laura and the Inequities of Evacuating to Safety Juan Declet-Barreto Senior Social Scientist for Climate Vulnerability
FEMA August 26, 2020 As Hurricane Laura Bears Down on Gulf Coast, Data Shows How COVID-19 May Affect Evacuations Kristy Dahl Former Staff
ThisIsEngineering/Pexels August 25, 2020 Worried for Government Science? So Are We. Taryn MacKinney Former Contributor
White House August 25, 2020 A Roadmap to Restore Science in Government Decisions Jacob Carter Former Contributor
Jill Rose/Pixabay August 25, 2020 Could the U.S. End Energy Poverty? Joseph Daniel Former Contributor
RainerPlendl/iStockphoto August 24, 2020 What is Lightweighting and How Does it Improve Fuel Economy in Vehicles? UCS Science Network
Omari Spears/UCS August 24, 2020 Science in the Election Cycle with the Science Voter Guide UCS Science Network
Drew Hays/Unsplash August 21, 2020 A Biased Science Board Threatens Future Fetal Tissue Research Genna Reed Former Staff
Pixabay August 21, 2020 Migratory Birds vs. the Trump Administration: This Time the Birds Win Maria Caffrey Former Contributor
Lisa Brettschneider/flickr August 20, 2020 California Moves Forward to Address Pollution from Heavy-Duty Trucks Dave Cooke Senior Vehicles Analyst
Struan Fraser/Flickr August 20, 2020 Better Ways of Valuing Energy Efficiency in Minnesota and Beyond James Gignac Midwest Policy Director
Steve Moskowitz/UCS August 19, 2020 After Formal Request, EPA Gives Experts Limited Time to Apply for Advisory Committees Genna Reed Former Staff
Chris Montgomery/Unsplash August 19, 2020 Understandings of Science Advocacy can Strengthen it Fernando Tormos-Aponte Former Staff
mrapplegate/Flickr August 18, 2020 Are California’s Rotating Blackouts a Sign of a Broken Grid? Mark Specht Western States Energy Manager/Senior Analyst
Photo: House Natural Resources Committee August 18, 2020 William Pendley is Still Bad News—and Still Illegally Leading the Bureau of Land Management Andrew Rosenberg Former Contributor
Photo taken by 1352nd Photo Group August 17, 2020 Do US Nuclear Weapons Help Protect Taiwan? Gregory Kulacki East Asia Project Manager
Richard O'Reilly/FEMA August 16, 2020 Why Did My Power Go Out? Four Ways the Grid Can Fail and Cause an Outage Mark Specht Western States Energy Manager/Senior Analyst
haunted by Leonard Cohen/Flickr August 14, 2020 Clean Air for All? What the EPA’s Ozone Rule Tells Us About Who Air Pollution Laws Leave Behind Gretchen Goldman President of UCS