Reports

Representations of climate science on Fox News Channel and in the Wall Street Journal opinion pages are overwhelmingly misleading

The Fukushima nuclear plant disaster of March 2011 cast a long shadow over U.S. nuclear power policy. A year later, what have we learned, and how well are we putting those lessons into practice?

The administration and Congress should re-examine why they are spending money on the X-37B.

We can protect ourselves from future oil price spikes by cutting the country’s projected oil use in half over the next 20 years — and the production of clean, fuel-efficient vehicles is a critical first step.

This report from the Union of Concerned Scientists evaluates the renewable energy investments of California's 10 largest publicly owned utilities.

An interdisciplinary worksthop to explore the underlying dynamics by which public opinion is formed and changes on climate change.

Droughts can be devastating to farmers and food supplies. The biotech industry has touted the potential of genetic engineering to reduce the impact of drought. But the results so far are modest compared to non-GE approaches—and the costs are high.

When corporations use their influence to obscure science and block effective climate policy, the public loses.

The United States has the technical capabilities both to maintain a secure and reliable nuclear weapons stockpile without nuclear testing, and to monitor clandestine testing by other nations.

Our analysis finds that there will be no adverse effects of delaying construction, and moreover, that there is no clear need for the CMRR-NF as currently proposed.

Current policies create economic hurdles for farmers who want to grow fruits and vegetables. Smart reforms can remove these obstacles.