Negative emissions technologies, which remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and sequester it, will be an important part of the portfolio of climate responses.

This report concludes that stresses on the U.S. food and agricultural enterprise will not be resolved if business as usual prevails. Innovation is needed to make the U.S. food and agricultural system more efficient, resilient, and sustainable.

A new report identifies three critical areas of research needed to improve understanding of the interactions and feedbacks among the U.S. Gulf Coast coupled natural-human system.

The committee conducted this review of CRDF's research portfolio, with the goal of identifying ways to reconfigure HLB research to accelerate the development of tools and strategies to abate disease impacts and prevent the collapse of the Florida citrus industry.

BESR and the National Academies are planning to conduct a study that will outline a vision for the chemical engineering discipline over the next 25 years.

This report reviews the U.S. Global Change Research Program's draft Climate Science Special Report, which served as technical input to the Fourth National Climate Assessment.