Reports & Multimedia

Despite the remarkable human, environmental and economic benefits they have produced, 20th-century policy innovations are under attack in the 21st century.

Nuclear power provides low-carbon electricity, though its long-term role in combatting climate change depends on overcoming economic and safety hurdles.

At a June 2015 meeting and community forum in Minneapolis, community leaders, policymakers, researchers, and students shared ideas and experiences on what it takes to forge trusted, equitable, and respectful partnerships to advance food policy reform.

Cars and trucks are already meeting—and beating—future fuel economy standards.

Local officials face many challenges in responding to unconventional oil and gas development—so they need to make effective use of all the tools at their disposal.

Home of the U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis is coping with seas that are rising faster than the global average.

Renewable energy can be increased significantly without affecting the reliability of the electricity grid. Studies by the experts who plan and operate the electricity grid overwhelmingly confirm it.

To make smart decisions about added sugar and their health, Americans need to know what the science says.

Removing land-based missiles from hair-trigger alert can be done quickly, simply, and safely.

Four straightforward steps could save taxpayer dollars, increase U.S. security, and cement President Obama’s nuclear weapons’ legacy.

Removing hair-trigger alert would be actively supported—not opposed—by Japanese leaders and the Japanese public.