Reports & Multimedia

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.

The UCS Energy Program is working to help the United States move toward a greater reliance on energy from the wind, the sun, plants, and other safe, clean, renewable sources

A report on health impacts of diesel emissions from construction equipment in California.

This report identifies common themes among extended outages and steps the NRC must take to end these costly and avoidable threats to public health and the U.S. economy.

Op-Eds are a simple and effective way to inform the public and affect policy makers. Learn how to write them and get your viewpoint out in a visible way.

Innovative programs around the country now make it possible for all environmentally conscious energy consumers to support renewable energy directly by participating in the "green" power market.

An introduction to space weapons uses and policy issues.

This site discusses the National Academy of Sciences report on the fuel economy ramifications of tire performance and rolling resistance.