The New York Times mentioned Center for Science and Democracy Research Director Gretchen Goldman in a story about how the EPA’s decision to nix the 20-person Particulate Matter Review Board represents a concerted effort to remove science from the regulatory process.

The New York Times published an op-ed on how California’s Proposition 6, if passed, would cut off funding for mass transit, citing a UCS statistic on how much cars and trucks contribute to global warming.

Grist referenced a recent UCS report on the link between voter disenfranchisement and environmental justice in a story about the thousands of Floridians who may have missed the voter-registration deadline due to Hurricane Michael, which made landfall only a day after the October 9 deadline.

CNN’s Jake Tapper asked Florida Sen. Marco Rubio why he is not a leader on climate change, citing a UCS report that found Florida could lose more than 1 million homes by the end of the century due to sea level rise.