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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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Fair Access
Members of the public shouldn’t just be given an opportunity to comment – they should be able to understand the process, participate meaningfully, and see whether their input made a difference.
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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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Unfinished Business
A Review of Public Comments on the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Cumulative Impacts Framework
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Carbon Emissions Exacerbating the Western US Water Crisis
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.
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Wringing the West Dry
Climate change is disrupting the already scarce water resources of the Western United States.
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Research Priorities for Climate Litigation
Climate litigation continues to expand and mature, underscoring the importance of scientific evidence to support legal claims across the world.
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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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Advancing the Scientific Integrity Act
Congress needs to protect federal science from politicization. Here's why.
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New England’s Offshore Wind Solution
The New England winter is no match for what offshore wind offers.
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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.