Reports

Coal-fired power plants are closing in record numbers—and the trend isn’t reversing itself anytime soon.

Scientist survey says: To promote the spread of agroecological practices, we need to remove these barriers.

A study of seven Delaware communities highlights the unfair share of toxic pollution risk faced by people of color and those living in poverty.

While the decline of New Mexico’s coal industry is inevitable, the composition of resources that will replace it is not.

In the United States, a single person is authorized to make the decision to use a nuclear weapon—the president.

Today, military space capabilities are less clearly “peaceful” and are a yet greater source of contention.

Financial incentives for electric vehicles boost sales and decrease costs, benefiting consumers and industry.

Fuel efficiency and tailpipe pollution standards save money for all drivers, especially low- to middle-income earners

Proposals to weaken the standards are gaining traction in the Trump administration.

Floods and droughts in farm country do billions of dollars in damage every year. Farmers can reduce that damage by building healthier soils.

Six months in, the Trump presidency has shown a clear pattern of actions that threaten public health and safety by eroding the role of science in policy.

There comes a threshold of chronic flooding that makes normal routines impossible and forces communities to make difficult, often costly choices.