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“I Want You to Act”: Gina McCarthy on Pruitt’s EPA, Flint, and the Path Forward
Former EPA administrator Gina McCarthy talks about the state of affairs at the Environmental Protection Agency.
Podcast
Thanks Science!
Five esteemed scientists, including a Presidential Medal of Freedom winner, tell us why they are grateful for science.
Report
Purchasing Power
Public institutions buy a lot of food—which means they can play a key role in building a better food system.
Report
Going From Pump to Plug
Policies are essential to ensure that more car buyers can purchase EVs and access reliable and affordable charging.
Explainer
Coal Power Impacts
Formed deep underground over thousands of years of heat and pressure, coal is a carbon-rich black rock that releases energy when burned.
Report
Reintegrating Land and Livestock
Diversifying farms by integrating beef production can lift farmers' bottom lines—and lower beef's environmental and social costs.
Report
Navigating a Flood of Information
California's long-term water and food security depends on assessing and preparing for the impacts of climate change upon groundwater supplies.
Feature
Why Climate-Smart?
What's failing, what's vulnerable, and what can be done?
Report
Built to Last
We must plan, design and build climate-smart infrastructure to withstand climate change and keep Californians safe.
Podcast
A Climate Fingerprinter Fights On
Climate scientist Dr. Ben Santer, one of the first scientists to identify how humans are influencing the global climate, talks about his work and how he became the target of vicious attacks by fossil-fuel interests.
Explainer
What is Climate Engineering?
Also known as "geoengineering," it is the intentional large-scale intervention in the Earth’s climate system to counter climate change.
Podcast
A Football Star Stands Up for Science
Former NFL player Chris Borland joins UCS science and policy analyst Genna Reed to discuss how powerful interests deceive, misinform, and buy influence at the expense of public health and safety.
