Highlights

Articles
How Do You Get Your News? It Might Depend on Where You Live.

How Do You Get Your News? It Might Depend on Where You Live.

The Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project finds that urban residents are more likely to use mobile and online sources, suburbanites are most heavily into social media, and rural residents are more inclined to word of mouth sources.

Find Out More
Clean energy business leaders from around the U.S. convened to discuss the need for longterm policies to promote competitiveness and growth in this important global business sector.

Business Leaders Call for National Energy Policy

Clean energy business leaders from around the U.S. convened to discuss the need for longterm policies to promote competitiveness and growth in this important global business sector.

Read More

Experts

Joshua S. Reichert

Joshua Reichert heads the Pew Environment Group, which focuses on the problems of climate change, the preservation of large intact wilderness ecosystems and the protection of the global marine environment.

View Profile

Meet the Experts

Joshua S. Reichert
Managing Director
Pew Environment Group

 

Snacks, Drinks at School May Be Key to Kids Maintaining a Healthy Weight

Updating national nutrition standards for snack foods and beverages sold in schools could help students maintain a healthy weight and increase food service revenue, according to a health impact assessment released by the Kids’ Safe & Healthful Foods Project and the Health Impact Project.More

 

News

 

E-Alerts & Newsletter

Stay updated with Pew News Now! We invite you to sign up to receive our weekly e-mail newsletter.


 

Events

Pew and our partners frequently host events to inform media and interested parties about our work.

We currently have no events scheduled. Please check back soon to view upcoming events.

View: Past Events