Our scientists and experts produce reports, peer-reviewed papers, interactive tools, and other resources as part of our advocacy. Search or browse our resource library below.
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Surveying Consumers on Electric Vehicles
A survey conducted by Consumer Reports and the Union of Concerned Scientists showed that interest in electric cars and trucks is strong across the United States and between different income groups.
Podcast
Killer Heat in the United States
Dr. Kristy Dahl explains off-the-charts deadly heat, just how bad it could get, and what we can do to avert the worst-case scenario.
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Killer Heat Interactive Tool
How much heat can you endure? Our tool shows what to expect in every region of the country.
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Killer Heat: GIS Map
Now retired, this interactive tool showed the increases in extreme heat projected to occur across the United States. It is being reevaluated.
Report
Killer Heat in the United States
Extreme heat is poised to rise steeply in frequency and severity over the coming decades, bringing unprecedented health risks for people across the US.
Podcast
Clean Energy Momentum: From Goals to Gigawatts
Energy expert Laura Wisland discusses how California will implement its 100% clean energy goal.
Report
Inequitable Exposure to Air Pollution from Vehicles
Asian American, African American, and Latino residents in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic region are exposed to substantially more air pollution from cars, trucks, and buses than other demographic groups.
Podcast
Building a More Resilient Puerto Rico with Clean Energy
How can Puerto Rico bounce back stronger with renewable energy and other sustainable practices?
Podcast
Farmers and Crops on a Collision Course with Climate Change
A conversation with Dr. Marcia DeLonge about the wide-ranging impacts of global warming on our agriculture system.
Report
Delivering on the Dietary Guidelines
With full buy-in from the federal government, the Dietary Guidelines for Americans could save thousands of lives and billions of health care dollars.
Podcast
Can the World’s Natural and Cultural Wonders Survive Climate Change?
Adam Markham takes us on a tour of World Heritage Sites threatened by a warming world.
Activist Resource
Beyond the Trend of Decolonizing Science
In April 2019, the UCS Science Network hosted a conversation led by Indigenous and Black scholars around what it means to ‘decolonize science.’
