2024

• Paasha Mahdavi and Andrew Howell. “National Oil Companies and the Global Methane Opportunity.” Global Policy, December 2024

• Melissa Hanson. “I Wasn’t Prepared to Be a Climate Refugee.” Scientific American, October 2024.

• Leah C. Stokes. “Opinion: California’s electric bills are a problem. But cutting school funds isn’t the solution.” Los Angeles Times, August 2024.

• Leah C. Stokes. “Harris helped pass one of the strongest climate laws – her policies don’t stop there.” The Guardian, August 2024.

• Amy Luers, Jonathan Koomey, Eric Masanet, Owen Gaffney, Felix Creutzig, Juan Lavista Ferres, and Eric Horvitz. “Will AI accelerate or delay the race to net-zero emissions?” Nature Briefing, April 2024.

• James Salzman. “A New Era for Protecting Public Lands.” LegalPlanet, April 2024.

2023

• Jonathan Klein and Leah C. Stokes. “Opinion: How California schools can finally quit burning fossil fuels.” Los Angeles Times, September 2023.

• Leah C. Stokes. “I Turned My House into a Zero-Carbon Utopia.” The Atlantic, August 2023.

• Leah C. Stokes. “Opinion: The terrible climate hypocrisy at the top of Southern California Edison.” Los Angeles Times, August 2023.

• Leah C. Stokes. “Before We Invest Billions in This Clean Fuel, Let’s Make Sure It’s Actually Clean.” The New York Times, April 2023.

• Leah C. Stokes. “From Destruction to Abundance.” in Not Too Late: Changing the Climate Story from Despair to Possibility, Eds. Rebecca Solnit and Thelma Young-Lutunatabua. Haymarket Books, April 2023.

2022

• Leah C. Stokes. “This Year Was the Beginning of a Green Transition,” The New York Times, December 2022.

• Leah C. Stokes. “Defiant Energy: How the American electric utility industry pushed climate denial, doubt, and delay,” Orion Magazine, September 2022.

• Leah C. Stokes. “What Joe Manchin Cost Us.” The New York Times, July 2022.

• Leah C. Stokes. “Could the U.S. soon be on track to cut carbon emissions in half?” The Washington Post, June 2022.

• Paasha Mahdavi. “Paving a Credible Investment Pathway to Net Zero for Oil and Gas.” OECD Consultation on Investment Treaties and Climate Change, 2022.

• Leah C. Stokes. “Build Back Better is about opportunity, not sacrifice.” The Boston Globe, February 2022.

2021

• Leah C. Stokes. “Examining the economic benefits of electrifying America's homes and buildings.” Joint Economic Committee, United States Congress, oral and written testimony. September 22 2021.

• Carly Berke, Lindsay Walter & Matto Mildenberger. “Americans support federal action to reach a 100% clean energy grid.” Third Way. July 21 2021.

• Leah C. Stokes “The infrastructure bill won’t cut it on climate.” The Atlantic, July 14 2021.

• Leah C. Stokes “Bill Gates and the problem with climate solutionism.” The MIT Technology Review, February 2021.

• Nikayla Jefferson “Come Dream With Me: Environmental Justice, Colorized, 2021” The Nation, February 12 2021.

• Leah C. Stokes & Sam Ricketts “The case for a national clean electricity standard.” Vox, February 4 2021.

2020

• Leah C. Stokes “It’s Time for Santa Barbara to Ditch Fossil Gas.” The Santa Barbara Independent, December 31 2020.

• Leah C. Stokes “Sowing Seeds of Climate Action in the Garden.” The Boston Globe, December 28 2020.

• Leah C. Stokes “Hearing Greta’s Message.” EARTHER, November 20 2020.

• Leah C. Stokes “Biden has a climate mandate.” The Boston Globe, November 8 2020.

• Matto Mildenberger & Leah C. Stokes “The Trouble with Carbon Pricing.” Boston Review, September 24 2020.

• Leah C. Stokes “How Can We Plan for the Future in California.” The Atlantic, August 23 2020.

• Leah C. Stokes “An FBI Investigation Shows Ohio’s Abysmal Energy Law was Fueled by Corruption.” Vox, July 22 2020.

• Nikayla Jefferson & Leah C. Stokes “Our Racist Fossil Fuel Energy System.” The Boston Globe, July 17 2020.

• Olivia Quinn, Amanda Brush & Eric R.A.N. Smith “A simple forecast suggests a Democratic sweep in 2020.” Washington Post: Monkey Cage. July 7, 2020.

• Nikayla Jefferson & Leah C. Stokes “Racial Justice is Climate Justice - and It Can’t Wait.” Drilled News, June 19 2020.

• Parrish Bergquist, Matto Mildenberger & Leah C. Stokes “Protestors want justice - including on social, economic and climate demands.” The Washington Post, June 12 2020.

• Emily Williams “A Global Pandemic Is Not a Climate Solution” Santa Barbara Independent. May 13 2020.

• Leah C. Stokes “Michael Moore produced a film about climate change that’s a gift to Big Oil.” Vox, April 28 2020.

• Leah C. Stokes “Upend the political power of carbon polluters.” The Boston Globe, April 19 2020.

• Leah C. Stokes “Cleaning up the Electricity System.” Democracy Journal, February 20 2020.

• Matto Mildenberger & Josh Busby “Australia’s fires have devastated millions of acres. What’s the political damage?” Washington Post: Monkey Cage. 13 January 2020.

Earlier

• Matto Mildenberger “Climate denialists aren’t the only voice In the GOP — They’re just the loudest.” Talking Points Memo, 17 September 2019.

• Leah C. Stokes “With Hurricane Dorian looming, Democratic candidates discuss their climate plans tonight.” The Washington Post, September 6 2019.

• Matto Mildenberger & Erick Lachapelle “Canadians in every riding support climate action, new research shows.” The Conversation, 5 September 2019.

• Leah C. Stokes “While the planet overheats, Ohio's coal industry gets a bailout.” The Guardian, July 28 2019.

• Matto Mildenberger “New Brunswick’s timid foray into carbon pricing,” Policy Options, 9 July 2019.

• Matto Mildenberger “The Green Party wave could spread across Canada,“ The Conversation. 25 April 2019.

• Matto Mildenberger “The tragedy of the Tragedy of the Commons.” Scientific American. 23 April 2019.

• Leah C. Stokes “Alabama state legislators are wrong about their voters’ opinions on abortion.” The Washington Post, May 28 2019.

• Leah C. Stokes, David Pellow & Emily Williams “No to New Oil Drilling.” The Santa Barbara Independent, March 6 2019.

• Leah Stokes “Can the Green New Deal make it through Congress? Here are 5 things you need to know.” The Washington Post, February 21 2019.

• Bradley Parks, Mark Buntaine, and Benjamin Buch “Why international aid so often falls short — and sometimes makes things worse.” The Washington Post, September 19, 2017.