All climate resources
Explainer
The Renewable Electricity Standard
A primer on a national renewable electricity standard, including its mechanisms and the benefits that it can provide.
Report
Renewable Electricity Standards Deliver Economic Benefits
The development of renewable energy resources supports local economies, creates jobs, and moves the United States toward a cleaner, more reliable energy future.
Explainer
How the News Media Help the Koch Brothers and ExxonMobil
The press routinely cites climate contrarian think tanks without reporting their ties to the fossil fuel industry
Report
Causes of Sea Level Rise: What the Science Tells Us
Sea level is rising -- and at an accelerating rate -- largely in response to global warming. A 2013 fact sheet from the Union of Concerned Scientists.
Report
Ramping Up Renewables
The United States can significantly increase renewable energy while maintaining a reliable, affordable, and cleaner energy system.
Report
Water Dependence Risks for America's Aging Coal Fleet
Many aging, water-intensive coal-fired power plants are vulnerable to energy-water collisions, which can have a significant impact on electricity production.
Report
How Businesses Can Go Deforestation-Free
Businesses can take a number of steps to ensure that their goods and services help preserve our climate and tropical forests — and you can help.
Video
It's Time to Find Common Ground for Our Common Atmosphere
This speed-drawing video shows how global warming affects us all—and urges Congress to find bipartisan solutions to climate change.
Report
Ripe for Retirement
As many as 353 coal-fired power generators are no longer economically viable.
Report
Biochar as a Climate Change Mitigation Strategy
The data so far are inconclusive.
Report
Wood for Good
Smart choices by consumers, businesses, and governments can significantly reduce the impacts of logging in tropical forests.
Activist Resource
Fighting Misinformation about Climate Science
On September 21, 2012, the Union of Concerned Scientists hand-delivered nearly 20,000 postcards to News Corporation's New York headquarters calling on News Corp. to stop misleading its audience about climate science.