I report on climate, energy, resource extraction, and outdoor recreation for a wide range of print and audio outlets.

  • The New Mexico co-op breaking up with fossil fuels

    An 80-year-old electricity supplier goes all in on decarbonization.

  • Man standing next to a heat pump

    This is your house on electrons: Heat pumps electrify the Bay Area

    It’s not just our cars. There’s a big movement to get buildings off of gas.

  • Fixit Clinics turn consumers into fixers

    Fixit Clinics are all about empowering people and spreading an ethos of repair-ability.

  • Compostable packaging’s contested, complicated past doesn’t determine its future

    “The three main problems with compostable packaging are contamination, contamination and contamination." - Neil Edgar, California Compost Coalition

  • The Fascinating (and Toxic) History of Ski Resorts

    Many visitors to ski resorts throughout the West probably don't realize that, nine times out of ten, they're skiing on abandoned mine sites.

  • U.S. Army photo/Kerry Solan; man nailing tarp to roof

    Building Codes that Promote Resilient Design Still Get a Mixed Reception

    In the wake of a brutal hurricane season, architects faced both forward and backward momentum in their efforts to champion resilient design standards.

  • Artisanopolis, by Gabriel Scheare, Luke and Lourdes Crowley, and Patrick White, was one of two winning designs in a contest that the San Francisco-based Seasteading Institute and the Dutch firm DeltaSync sponsored. Each futuristic floating platform c

    Visionary Solutions to Bayfront Inundation

    In the Bay Area, where water will rise slowly, unpunctuated by the type of hurricanes or cataclysmic storms the East Coast experiences, retreat is a hard sell.

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