The Washington Post quoted Astrid Caldas, a senior climate scientist at UCS, in an article about a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration study that found high tide flooding will occur more frequently due to sea level rise.

The Hill wrote an article about a UCS report that reviewed Sunny Perdue’s first year in office and found the USDA has sidelined science by rolling back health and science protections and favoring industry leaders.

A Bloomberg article about the EPA reversing the Obama administration’s auto efficiency standards quoted UCS as characterizing the decision as a “basically a regurgitation” of auto-industry trade association talking points.

Lisbeth Gronlund, senior scientist and co-director of the Global Security Program, was quoted in CNBC story on President Trump ordering the closure of a Russian Consulate in Seattle, which is near a submarine naval base that houses nuclear weapons.