Reports

Producing hydrogen fuel can lead to global warming emissions—but the extent of those emissions depends on how the hydrogen is made.

Removing land-based missiles from hair-trigger alert can be done quickly, simply, and safely.

Four straightforward steps could save taxpayer dollars, increase U.S. security, and cement President Obama’s nuclear weapons’ legacy.

Removing hair-trigger alert would be actively supported—not opposed—by Japanese leaders and the Japanese public.

Expanded access to EVs would help Oregon's consumers, economy, and climate.

Investing in clean, renewable energy in the water sector will benefit utilities, their customers, and California's efforts to reduce global warming emissions.

Publicly funded breeding programs are crucial to the development of sustainable farming systems.

China’s nuclear weapons serve a very limited role in Chinese security strategy.

Global warming represents a severe challenge to Oregon's way of life. But this challenge can be met if residents, businesses, and policy makers act swiftly.

Global warming represents a severe challenge to Washington's way of life. But this challenge can be met if residents, businesses, and policy makers act swiftly.

Two years after UCS evaluated the media and social media policies at 17 federal agencies, a new analysis finds progress—but much work remains to be done.

New standards for heavy-duty trucks could help Walmart, UPS, Coca-Cola, and other major companies use far less fuel—with major benefits for consumers and the climate.