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2024

The New York Times | This Dirty Industry Is Better Off Operating in America

The New York Times | Scientists Just Gave Humanity an Overdue Reality Check

The New Republic | Republicans Care About Climate Change Too. Our Presidential Primaries Ignore Them

The Conversation | Carbon markets are broken. Here are three ways we can start fixing them

The Conversation | Trump is threatening to turn back the tide on America’s environmental laws and reverse climate progress

2023

The New Republic | The Arctic Is a Construction Zone Now

The New Republic | Climate Fraud on the Last Frontier

Anchorage Daily News | "Voodoo Economics": How SB 48 Makes Alaska Play the Fool

The Conversation | Gold mining is destructive and useless—here's how to end it

MIT Sloan Management Review | Commodities Markets Are Broken. Responsible Supply Chains Can Fix Them.

Nome Nugget | Still waiting on Merbok aid, Shaktoolik braces for fall storms

Nome Nugget | State, Federal Officials Try To Dispel Confusion Surrounding Merbok Aid, Help With Appeals

Imagine5 Magazine | Awe in the Anthropocene

2022

The New Republic | Giving Up on 1.5° C Is a Luxury Only the Rich Can Afford

The New Republic | Climate change is Putin's best ally

Alaska Public Radio | In Anchorage, modern tools breathe new life into cultural education

World Economic Forum |Credible Corporate Climate Leadership and the Net-Zero Imperative

GreenBiz | Looking beyond just greenhouse gases to build supply chain transparency

2021

Colorado Public Radio | In Colorado’s backcountry huts, veterans find solace and history

The New Republic | Carbon Markets Are Terrible—But We Need Them

Emergence Magazine | Meltwater: A Timepiece for the Arctic

The Arizona Republic | Net zero goal is crucial for Phoenix, but we need federal help

The Revelator | Achieving net-zero climate targets will depend on public lands

Grist | It should be tougher to fly first class

The Independent | Is it too soon for America to adopt a comprehensive net-zero strategy?

2020

The Revelator | Blaming Ourselves for Crowded Parks Misses the Point: There Aren’t Enough Parks

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