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Independent Clean Air Scientific Advisory Group
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.
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Wisconsin’s Power Plant Loopholes
Data centers are hungry for power—and for-profit utilities in Wisconsin are scheming to push fossil fuel plants to meet that demand.
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Nuclear Weapons Facts You Definitely DON'T Want to Know
How secure are nuclear weapons against accidental, mistaken, and unauthorized nuclear explosions and missile launches?
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The Town That Chose to Thrive
Industrial agriculture has harmed local soil, water, and air, and the health of the people who call San Joaquin Valley, California home.
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Attacks on Science Tracker
This tool tracks attacks on science from the second Trump administration.
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Attacks on Science Methodology
A new approach to collecting, screening, and analyzing data to identify and categorize attacks on science
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Addressing Freight Pollution at the Source
Indirect Source Rules (ISRs) provide state and local governments a tool to address inequitable pollution impacts from the freight system.
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Data Centers in California
What will the impacts of data centers be on the state’s electricity system and its ratepayers?
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Electrification with Equity 2
Massachusetts has a clear solution to tackle both rising electricity bills and heat: on-site, local energy sources like solar.
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Data Center Threats in Louisiana
A more affordable, more reliable energy future for Louisiana is possible.
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Infographic: Who's Responsible for Climate Change?
This poster makes the case for corporate accountability for the climate crisis.
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Climate Science in Legal Contexts
Scientific and legal communities often use similar words differently. This resource is designed to help lawyers navigate scientific concepts that frequently arise in climate litigation.
