Reports & Multimedia

The impacts of global warming on human and natural systems are now being observed nearly everywhere.

Two independent investigations revealed persistent political interference in the work of federal climate scientists.

Tips and Tools for Activists--How to Write an Effective Letter to Your Policy Maker

Tips and Tools for Activists--How to Raise Issues at Public Meetings. Use these as opportunities for direct and personal contact with your policy makers and their aides.

Tips and Tools for Activists--Getting Media to Cover Your Event. How contributing to the news can help you affect public policy and corporate decision making.

Raising swine and chickens using methods that allow them access to the outdoors is good for farmers, animals, consumers, and the environment.

The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) agreed to a politician’s request to insert a pro-abstinence speaker on a panel discussion at the 2006 National STD Prevention Conference in Jacksonville, Fla.

Several EPA scientists challenged the methodology and questioned the impartiality of the expert panel that reviewed findings of a 2004 EPA study concluding that hydraulic fracturing “poses little or no threat” to drinking water supplies.

Why do we have the fuel economy standards that we have today? Where are they going? Learn more here.

U.S. government assessments of China's military prowess are sometimes based upon shaky sources.