Reports

The U.S. needs to repair the extreme imbalance in our security spending to strengthen our non-military security tools. This year's Unified Security Budget would create that balance by getting serious about waste, reviewing roles and missions, and reforming the budget process.

As Japan's nuclear crisis continues, this report details the nature and extent of radioactive spent fuel stored at nuclear reactors across the United States and how it can be made less hazardous.

In the wake of the global financial crisis, there is increased interest in the role that development banks and other forms of public finance can play in supporting job creation and stable, sustainable development. Efforts to expand public finance, however, could clash with subsidies restrictions in international trade and investment agreements.

If corporations and households amassing $1 million or more in income each year paid taxes at the same rates as they did in 1961, the Treasury would collect an additional $716 billion a year — $7 trillion over a decade.

For a new energy future, the Department of Energy needs to be free of the shackles of nuclear weapons.