National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases / Unsplash May 8, 2025 The State of Science at 100 Days: Co-Opted, Hindered, and Undermined We’ve been watching how the Trump administration has been abusing and co-opting science to advance its political goals across the federal government in its first 100 days. Jules Barbati-Dajches Analyst
Drew Angerer/Getty Images May 8, 2025 The Trump Administration Is Attacking the Science in the National Environmental Policy Act Kristie Ellickson Senior Scientist
(Top) John Moore, (Bottom) Elijah Nouvelage/Getty Images May 7, 2025 A Cruel Tradeoff: Building the “Amazon of Deportation” While Tearing Down Health and Human Services Derrick Z. Jackson Fellow
Chad Davis/Flickr February 3, 2020 Who Breathes the Dirtiest Air from Vehicles in Minnesota? Maria Cecilia Pinto de Moura Senior Vehicles Engineer
Jonathan Ernst/Reuters February 3, 2020 New Emails Show Acting Administrator Neil Jacobs is Unfit to Lead NOAA Gretchen Goldman President of UCS
Stefano Campolo/Flickr February 3, 2020 The Proof is in the Pudding: Wading into Fossil Fuel Company Reports Nicole Pinko Former Contributor
Catherine Xu/UCS January 31, 2020 Keeping Up With Scientific Integrity: October–December 2019 Liz Borkowski Science Network Contributor
AP Photo/David Goldman January 30, 2020 A Conversation with the NEPA Ninja Adrienne Hollis Former Contributor
Clean Energy Resource Team/Flickr January 30, 2020 Minnesota Utility Programs Are Latest Target in Oil Industry War on EVs Samantha Houston Senior Vehicles Analyst
Njeri Mwangi/Reuters January 30, 2020 East African Locust Crisis Shows how Climate Change Threatens Food Security Rachel Cleetus Policy Director
Wikimedia Commons January 29, 2020 Three Reasons Investors Should Give ExxonMobil’s 2020 Climate Report the Thumbs-Down Kathy Mulvey Accountability Campaign Director, Climate & Energy Program
Pixabay January 29, 2020 How Environmental Justice Became a Matter of Governance Anita Desikan Former Staff
David Everett Strickler/Unsplash January 29, 2020 What Should the Next President do to Restore Science to Decisionmaking? Jacob Carter Former Contributor
Flazingo Photos/Flickr January 29, 2020 In 2021, Let’s Set the Bar Higher for Our Government Genna Reed Former Staff
January 28, 2020 A Chance for More Transparency on Oil and Gas Production on Public Lands: My Congressional Testimony Gretchen Goldman President of UCS
US Fish & Wildlife Service January 28, 2020 Why Rural Communities Need Clean Transportation Daniel Gatti Former contributor
Libreshot/public domain January 27, 2020 5 Quotes Capturing the Debate Over Dietary Guidelines Sarah Reinhardt Former Contributor
USFWS/Flickr January 27, 2020 America’s Wetlands: Vital, Ignored, and Now Defined Away by the Trump Administration Genna Reed Former Staff
ChristopherPluta/Pixabay January 24, 2020 A Small Provision in the FY20 Spending Package Deserves a Much Bigger Discussion Shuchi Talati Former Contributor
Jennifer Gidaro/Flickr January 24, 2020 Will Climate Change Impact My Retirement? CalPERS, CalSTRS Reports Shed Some Light Nicole Pinko Former Contributor
PeakPX January 24, 2020 EPA’s New Water Rule a Mockery of Science and the Clean Water Act Derrick Z. Jackson Fellow
Carl Wycoff/Flickr/ January 23, 2020 It’s “State of the State” Season: Time to Check in on Midwest Governors’ Climate and Clean Energy Progress James Gignac Midwest Policy Director
Flickr/Emilio Labrador January 23, 2020 Trump Administration Moves to Finalize Extremely Dumb Fuel Economy and Vehicle Emissions Rule Dave Cooke Senior Vehicles Analyst
Dennis Schroeder/NREL January 22, 2020 One Way to Boost Renewables? Let Flexible Demand Lend a Helping Hand Julie McNamara Associate Director, Policy for Climate and Energy
Photo: Robert_C/Pixabay January 22, 2020 When It’s Migratory Birds vs. the Trump Administration, the Birds Die Maria Caffrey Former Contributor
White House January 21, 2020 Secretary Perdue and the Trump Administration See Environmental Regulation as a Weapon. That’s Not Just Dumb, It’s Dangerous. Karen Perry Stillerman Deputy Director
January 17, 2020 EPA Science Advisory Board Should Keep Pushing EPA to Adhere to the Best Available Science Genna Reed Former Staff