Reports & Multimedia

The US continues to keep intercontinental ballistic missiles on high alert—creating the risk of a mistaken nuclear war in response to a false warning.

US agriculture presents many obstacles for Black people, Indigenous people, and other people of color. We review opportunities to begin overcoming the history of racist policies and exclusion.

Each year, nitrogen runoff from Midwestern farms produces a large "dead zone" in the Gulf of Mexico, damaging fisheries and the people who make their living from them. Fortunately, there are solutions that can benefit both farmers and fishers.

Some monopoly utilities have found a way to exploit loopholes in the market rules and state regulation so that they can run expensive power plants all day long even while lower-cost resources are plentifully available on the open market.

Renewable energy expert John Rogers is back on the podcast to talk about how COVID-19 is affecting clean energy jobs.

In its response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the White House has pushed experts out of the process and delivered inaccurate and contradictory messages—leaving the US public less informed about the risks we face.

Climate hazards across the world will inevitably collide with the COVID-19 pandemic in ways that will disrupt emergency responses to both.

A comment in Nature Climate Change.

Science policy expert Michael Halpern exposes how the Trump administration is unraveling health and safety standards during COVID-19.

What's a No First Use (NFU) Nuclear Policy and would adopting one make the United States safer?

Electric vehicles will be an important part of the US transportation future—especially when charged by a clean electricity grid.