Reports & Multimedia

The Greenlining Institute and the Union of Concerned Scientists explore low- and zero-emissions zones as policy tools for achieving local air quality improvements and other benefits.

Resources to help experts and others participate in rulemaking at the highest level.

Senior transportation analyst Elizabeth Irvin walks us through some surprising transportation patterns she’s been following throughout the pandemic.

Intense industry lobbying delayed and weakened FDA regulation of e-cigarettes, even as adolescent vaping rates soared.

A $100 million study on the health effects of moderate drinking was shut down after revelations of inappropriate contact between investigators and the alcohol industry.

Economist Dr. Rachel Cleetus digs into the specifics of the Biden administration’s ambitious climate plan.

Dr. Peter Frumhoff weighs in on a controversial idea for slowing down global warming: shooting particles into the atmosphere to cool the planet.

A peer-reviewed article in Food Policy.

Hypersonic weapons are named after a specific velocity regime—five times the speed of sound or greater. But this nomenclature is misleading, as these flight speeds are nothing new.

There's a lot more hype than new technology when it comes to these expensive weapons.

Analysis finds it is possible to support coal workers in the clean energy transition and that these comprehensive policies are affordable.

Analysis shows that federal tax credits are an effective near-term path to expand renewable energy.