Reports

Contrasting perspectives on the U.S. nuclear arsenal from experts at U.S. NGO's, research institutions, and government offices.

If better managed, U.S. garbage and wastewater could produce significant amounts of clean, low-carbon energy.

Barriers between reporters and government scientists are making it harder for science writers to keep the public informed, according to a new survey.

New rules would help trucks save millions of barrels of oil—but more can be done.

"Green banks," institutions that use innovative financing initiatives to assist customers with developing clean energy, can help states increase investments in renewable energy and energy efficiency.

We need chemical policy reform for the health and safety of all Americans. Guess who's standing in the way?

Leaked documents show that the world's largest fossil fuel companies have deliberately deceived the public for nearly 30 years about the realities and risks of climate change.

Cars and trucks are already meeting—and beating—future fuel economy standards.

Local officials face many challenges in responding to unconventional oil and gas development—so they need to make effective use of all the tools at their disposal.

Producing hydrogen fuel can lead to global warming emissions—but the extent of those emissions depends on how the hydrogen is made.