Lance Cheung/USDA September 28, 2023 The IRA Made Huge Climate Investments in Rural Areas. Now, the Food and Farm Bill Must Maintain Them. At nearly $20 billion over five years, the Inflation Reduction Act is the largest investment in conservation on farms since the Dust Bowl of the 1930s. Karen Perry Stillerman Deputy Director
Robina Weermeijer/Unsplash September 27, 2023 Children’s Developing Brains Need Protection from Pollutants Kristie Ellickson Kendall Fellow
Bohdan Pyryn/Unsplash September 27, 2023 NEPA, the “Magna Carta” of Federal Environmental Laws, May Be About to Improve David Watkins Director of Government Affairs, Climate & Energy Program
John Ciccarelli/BLM September 13, 2023 Extreme Summer Weather Threatens Gas Power Plants. Here’s How. Paul Arbaje Energy Analyst
Spc. Ana-Grace Catoe, South Carolina National Guard September 11, 2023 New Maps Show Inequitable Geography of Danger Season Juan Declet-Barreto Senior Social Scientist for Climate Vulnerability
Javier Quiroga/Unsplash September 11, 2023 What China’s Foreign Relations Law Tells Us About Its View of the International Community Robert Rust China Analyst
U.S. Forest Service/Flickr September 11, 2023 Mountain Valley Pipeline: Science, Community Activism, and the Fight to Preserve Scientist voices UCS Science Network
Alex Levine/Flickr September 7, 2023 How Do Electric Grid Operators Warn Us About Extreme Heat? Guest Commentary
Andrew Wolff/Unsplash September 6, 2023 Creating Environmental Action by Changing our Message UCS Science Network
fauxels/Pexels August 30, 2023 Boston-Area Communities Work Together to Beat the Heat UCS Science Network
Raze Solar/Pexels August 30, 2023 One Year After the IRA, UCS Is Hard at Work Bringing Its Benefits to Bear Johanna Chao Kreilick President
Wikimedia Commons August 30, 2023 A Hot Summer for Clean Energy in Michigan James Gignac Midwest Senior Policy Manager
© Daimler Truck AG August 29, 2023 Where Do Electric Trucks Charge? Samantha Houston Senior Vehicles Analyst
US Department of Energy August 29, 2023 California Must Extend Zero Emission Vehicle Funding from “AB 8 Fees” Daniel Barad Western States Policy Manager
RUT MIIT/Unsplash August 28, 2023 What Makes the College-Educated More Likely to Vote? Alyssa Shearer Biologist and Science Educator
Bob Nichols/USDA August 24, 2023 The Food and Farm Bill Can Do a Lot for Workers Omanjana Goswami Interdisciplinary Scientist
Adam Michael Szuscik/Unsplash August 24, 2023 What Should the Next Phase of Federal Climate Legislation Include? Kristy Dahl Principal Climate Scientist
wal_172619/Pixabay August 23, 2023 Danger Season’s Extreme Heat Is Melting Records: Here Are 3 Things Congress Should Do Now Shana Udvardy Senior Climate Resilience Policy Analyst
J. Pablo Ortiz-Partida August 23, 2023 We Reviewed More Than 150 Papers on Water Management. Here’s What We Learned. José Pablo Ortiz Partida Senior Bilingual Water and Climate Scientist
Mark Graham/Unsplash August 23, 2023 How Reliable Are Gas Power Plants? What ICAP, UCAP, and ELCC Tell Us. Mark Specht Western States Energy Manager/Senior Analyst
Derrick Z. Jackson August 22, 2023 In the Gulf of Maine, Scientists Race to Save Seabirds Threatened by Climate Change Derrick Z. Jackson Fellow
USEPA August 22, 2023 EPA’s New PFAS Definition Will Make it Harder to Protect the Public Anita Desikan Senior Analyst
UCS August 22, 2023 Extreme Heat Makes Electricity More Expensive, More Polluting, and Less Reliable John Rogers Energy Campaign Analytic Lead
Roger Stephenson/UCS August 22, 2023 Climate—and a Cautionary Tale of Three New Hampshire Commissioners Roger Stephenson Northeast Regional Advocacy Director
geniuserp/Pixabay August 21, 2023 In the Fight for Voting Rights, Michigan Is Determined to Win Ingrid Paredes Engineering Educator
Rawpixel.com August 17, 2023 Netflix’s “Painkiller” Series Reminds Us: Sidelining Science Can Be Deadly Jacob Carter Research Director
American Public Power Association/Unsplash August 17, 2023 Too Many Gas Power Plants Are the Problem, Not the Solution Vivian Yang Western States Energy Analyst