Reports and publications

As the ecological restoration industry convenes for its flagship meeting this week, two restoration players highlight the sector’s role as a big economic driver. They also stress the need

Secretary Zinke gave Portman a letter pledging that his department would “take concrete action to reduce methane waste” by oil and gas companies operating on federal and tribal land.

Offers specific advice to the Crops on its future use of the social cost of greenhouse gases

Several Senate Republicans initiated efforts to reform the Endangered Species Act in ways that would roll back critical protections for wildlife, putting countless plants and animals at gr

Successes in reducing agriculture’s environmental impact are starting to make a big difference.

It's been nearly 50 years since the crew of Apollo 8 redefined our image of the planet with the famous "Earthrise" photograph. In that time, satellites have taken millions of photos of eve

My review of Michael Bloomberg’s new book, Climate of Hope.

A brief presentation debunking the most common arguments against climate change.

The world's largest retailer recently announced Project Gigaton, arguably one of the most ambitious efforts to reduce climate pollution by any U.S. corporation.

EPA chief Scott Pruitt has launched a new public relations campaign to explain his actions as a “Back to Basics Agenda.”

China is moving away from fossil fuels to renewable power. Trump’s administration is trying to run as fast as possible in the opposite direction.

In this issue: Protecting a vulnerable planet in the age of Trump

It will broadly endanger Americans' health and welfare, and lead the U.S. backward to an era of more pollution instead of forward to the clean energy economy.

We use a parallelized spatial analytics platform to process the twenty-one year totality of the longest-running time series of night-time lights data—the Defense Meteorological Satellite P

Controlling methane is one of the fastest and most affordable climate strategies at our disposal

In too many areas, Trump’s budget puts ideology and special interests ahead of protecting the most vulnerable, particularly seniors and children.

Most of the world’s fisheries can yield more fish, food and prosperity with effective management—even in the face of climate change.