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Coal Power in a Warming World
If the United States continues burning coal the way it does today, it will be impossible to achieve the reductions in heat-trapping emissions needed to prevent dangerous levels of global warming.
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Climate Change In Pennsylvania
In-depth analysis of the risks of climate change in Pennsylvania and the opportunities available to reduce heat-trapping emissions.
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Out of the Woods
REDD could substantially decrease the severity of climate change.
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Toward True Security
Proposals for what the next president needs to do in US policy to reduce nuclear arsenals worldwide.
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One Nuclear Explosion over Denver
If one nuclear weapon exploded above downtown Denver, some 60,000 people would die within hours, and an equal number would be seriously injured.
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One Nuclear Explosion over Minneapolis
An accidental Russian launch against one—or more—US cities remains a real threat.
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An Affordable Solution to Global Warming
REDD (reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation) is a very affordable way to reduce the amount of global warming pollution released into the atmosphere.
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DOE's Plan for the Future of the U.S. Nuclear Weapons Complex
Over the next several years, the U.S. government must make critical decisions about the future of the nation's nuclear weapons complex.
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South Texas Project Safety Concerns
The NRC must promptly investigate these concerns and insure all vulnerabilities are corrected.
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Our Changing Climate: Assessing the Risks to California
This summary report highlights the latest global warming impacts projections for California.
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The Missile Defense Space Test Bed
This factsheet outlines the Bush administration's funding request to develop a space-based missile defense system.
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A Target for U.S. Emissions Reductions
This report provides an analytic basis for evaluating proposed climate legislation and setting a sound long-term U.S. emissions reduction target consistent with avoiding dangerous climate change.