Reports and publications
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$25 billion ecological restoration industry gathers in Sacramento to talk business
Type: Column/Article
Date: May 10, 2017
As the ecological restoration industry convenes for its flagship meeting this week, two restoration players highlight the sector’s role as a big economic driver. They also stress the need
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Who’s the sucker: Portman takes a bad deal on methane waste rule
Type: Column/Article
Date: May 9, 2017
Secretary Zinke gave Portman a letter pledging that his department would “take concrete action to reduce methane waste” by oil and gas companies operating on federal and tribal land.
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Reducirá California fugas y emisiones provenientes de petróleo y gas
Type: Column/Article
Date: May 3, 2017
Nueva normas beneficiarán a la comunidad latina en California; otros Estados se encuentran rezagados.
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Joint Comments on the Use of the Social Cost of Greenhouse Gases in the Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Prposed Missouri River Recovery Management Plan (MRRMP-EIS)
Type: Testimony
Date: April 28, 2017
Offers specific advice to the Crops on its future use of the social cost of greenhouse gases
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Several Senate Republicans initiated efforts to reform the Endangered Species Act in ways that would roll back critical protections for wildlife, putting countless plants and animals at gr
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See How the View of Earth From Space Has Changed Over 21 Years
Type: Column/Article
Date: April 21, 2017
It's been nearly 50 years since the crew of Apollo 8 redefined our image of the planet with the famous "Earthrise" photograph. In that time, satellites have taken millions of photos of eve
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Successes in reducing agriculture’s environmental impact are starting to make a big difference.
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A brief presentation debunking the most common arguments against climate change.
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Bloomberg's news: Fighting climate change makes us wealthier, healthier, and stronger
Type: Column/Article
Date: April 20, 2017
My review of Michael Bloomberg’s new book, Climate of Hope.