Reports

A comprehensive overview of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's work on nuclear power safety—both good and bad—in 2013.

A long history of sidelining science took a turn for the better when Hoboken's leaders decided to take an evidence-based approach in responding to 2012's Hurricane Sandy.

In 2012, 37 states were net importers of coal and collectively spent $19.4 billion on coal imports.

The nation's fleet of coal plants continues to become less and less economically competitive.

Monsanto’s Roundup Ready products created a superweed crisis. Fortunately, science can solve it.

Policy recommendations from experts on nuclear weapons safety and security.

Well-known state leaders describe their visions for West Virginia in 30 years.

Global land use system, dominated by agriculture and forestry, has inefficiencies that cause enormous waste and pose threats to our health and the global climate.

The NRC isn't enforcing seismic regulations at the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant, despite knowing the earthquake risk is larger than the plant was built to withstand.

A shift away from commodity crops toward fruits and vegetables would be good for everybody's health—including the health of our rural environments and economies.

This 2013 report takes a big picture look at the U.S. nuclear weapons program and recommends cost-effective changes to improve U.S. security.