Our scientists and experts produce reports, peer-reviewed papers, interactive tools, and other resources as part of our advocacy. Search or browse our resource library below.
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Report

Safeguarding Science in State Agencies
This report finds that states lack policies and laws needed to safeguard science at government agencies from politicization, and makes recommendations for reform.
Report

US Drinking Water Quality
A peer-reviewed article in Journal of Exposure Science & Environmental Epidemiology.
Activist Resource

Elsevier and RELX’s Climate Problem
Elsevier, one of the world’s largest academic publishing companies, is closely linked with the fossil fuel industry. It should cut those ties.
Podcast

Artificial Intelligence Unleashed
Jess talks with artificial intelligence experts Chris Mattmann of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory and Meriem Bekka of vmWare about the technological, social, and environmental aspects of our A.I. future.
Podcast

Wet Hot American Summer
Jess talks with UCLA climate scientist and Weather West blogger Dr. Daniel Swain about this summer of extremes.
Podcast

Something Strange in your Neighborhood
Jess tells the stories of three invisible threats harming residents of major US cities with help from Julie McNamara and Darya Minovi of the Union of Concerned Scientists.
Activist Resource

The Science and Climate Litigation Webinar Series
Trainings, discussions, and case studies focused on the intersection of law, climate change, and science.
Podcast

The New Dark Ages
Jess speaks with Rhode Island Senator Sheldon Whitehouse about the influence of fossil fuel dark money in politics today.
Report

Comparative Analysis of Legal Mechanisms to Net-Zero
A peer-reviewed article in Carbon Management.
Podcast

Destroyer of Worlds
Jess speaks with Oppenheimer biographer Kai Bird about one of Earth's most influential humans and his scientific and political legacies.
Report

Building Relationships, Building Power
Analysis shows how relational organizing, together with data-driven outreach, can increase voter turnout in historically marginalized communities.
Explainer

What is Nuclear Testing?
A resumption would increase the risk of nuclear war.
