Environment

‘We need a media consumers union’

Consumer Empowerment and Advocacy in the 21st Century The 20th century saw the rise of nascent coalitions advocating for consumer rights, reaching its peak in the 1960s with the influential

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Trump’s EPA just made the case against the Big Beautiful Bill

The Trump administration continues to make significant changes to environmental regulations, with a focus on the coal industry. President Trump

‘I’m living my purpose’

Youth-led Environmental Activism: A Story of Passion and PurposeAfter graduating with her undergraduate degree, Lindi embarked on a two-year internship

Senate Republicans want to sell 3 million acres of public land

Senate Republicans have reintroduced a proposal to potentially sell over 3 million acres of public land in the next five

Science Under Fire in Washington

The Trump administration's continued attacks on science and scientific integrity have reached new heights in recent weeks. The administration is

5 Actions Needed after President Trump’s FEMA Review Council Meeting

The Trump Administration’s push to reshape the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and diminish its role in disaster response and

Big and Backwards on Transportation: Three Things to Know About Congress’s Reconciliation Bill

The Impact of the Reconciliation Bill on Transportation in the US Congress is currently in the midst of debating a

Ask a Scientist: New Plutonium Pits for Nuclear Weapons Are Not Needed

The United States is currently in the process of planning a massive $1.7 trillion overhaul of its nuclear arsenal. This

100K Louisianans Were Left Without Power. Without Transmission Planning, It’ll Keep Happening. 

Louisiana experienced a significant power outage over Memorial Day weekend, affecting nearly 100,000 residents. The outage was caused by an