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Energy justice advocate Gracie Wooten and energy analyst James Gignac discuss how science can help a community achieve energy independence.

How did UCS perform in 2020?

Exhaust from diesel trucks and buses is a leading source of harmful air pollution that sends New Yorkers to the hospital every year.

Arctic expert Joel Clement is back with an update on federal science in the region, and how Alaska Natives are adapting to the changing landscape.

Wind energy is being thrown away—not because there’s too much of it, but because the grid hasn't caught up.

One billion people lack adequate access to food. To address this, we need smart changes to the food system—not false solutions.

Population control is not a solution to climate change.

A legacy of systemic racial discrimination has left communities in the Kansas City area disproportionately exposed to health-damaging pollutants.

Voting rights expert Dr. Michael Latner details the steps we need to take in the coming months to ensure free and fair elections in the US.

In the last few years, many elected leaders have attacked voting rights, cast doubt on free and fair elections, and served private interests over the public good. But all is not lost.

The oil and gas industry has used deceptive tactics to exert outsized political control in Colorado.

Food systems and health analyst Sarah Reinhardt discusses recent updates to the USDA's Thrifty Food Plan.