Reports & Multimedia

A Review of Public Comments on the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Cumulative Impacts Framework

In the western US, limited water supply and high demand—accentuated by anthropogenic climate change—have resulted in overallocated water resources and rapidly depleting groundwater.

With the 2026 midterm election on the near horizon, we must do everything we can to safeguard fair elections and protect the right to vote.

Climate litigation continues to expand and mature, underscoring the importance of scientific evidence to support legal claims across the world.

Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage: Understanding the Technology, Applications, and Risks

Join hibakusha, Atomic Veterans, and a global community in calling for a safer world, free from new nuclear weapons.

Take part in our community-based effort to defend scientific integrity!

A dispatch curve demonstrates how renewable sources of energy, like offshore wind, can lower electricity prices by avoiding fuel costs.

I-CASAG has been established to ensure that policymakers and the public continue to benefit from the highest levels of scientific expertise, independent review, and constructive feedback when it comes to clean air.

It has taken more than 2 decades of advocacy and hard work, but solar and wind are now breaking records, and are often the cheapest source of electricity available.

Data centers are hungry for power—and for-profit utilities in Wisconsin are scheming to push fossil fuel plants to meet that demand.