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Podcast
Who's Responsible for Climate Damages?
Dr. Peter Frumhoff discusses how science is pinpointing companies’ impacts.
Explainer
Scientific Advisory Committees
A crucial resource helping policymakers use science to serve the public good, federal science advisory committees are facing unprecedented neglect under the Trump administration.
Report
Abandoning Science Advice
Analysis finds an unprecedented level of neglect, disrespect, and cancelled meetings for scientific advisory boards, with profound implications for our health and safety.
Report
China’s Nuclear Force
Despite modernization efforts, China's nuclear force remains less capable and much smaller than the US arsenal.
Podcast
A Retreat from Science at the Department of the Interior
Sally Jewell, former Secretary at the Department of the Interior, talks about the Trump administration’s effort to rollback scientific and conservation safeguards.
Video
Everything to Know About Coal (in Under 3 Minutes)
Deadly, costly coal is on the way out—in part because renewable energy is far cheaper and cleaner to deploy.
Podcast
Electric Vehicles Just Won't Stall
Straight from the Los Angeles auto show, UCS engineer David Reichmuth talks about the drive to make EVs more accessible, affordable, and ubiquitous.
Explainer
North Korea Basics
Nuclear warheads, long-range missiles, and a combative leader. What are the options?
Explainer
How Coal Works
Coal is a main contributor to global warming, and has major negative effects on human health and the environment.
Report
Why the Northeast Should Limit Pollution from Transportation
Clean transportation can protect our environment and grow our economy.
Explainer
Coal and Water Pollution
Lakes, rivers, streams, and drinking water supplies are all heavily impacted by coal mines and power plants.
Report
Time for a U-Turn
Automakers have long claimed they can’t meet the rules—but they consistently innovate to meet them.
