A sampling of my reporting on energy and the environment for …
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN Founded in 1845, America’s oldest continually-published magazine covers science, technology, and policy and has a worldwide audience of more than 5 million people. Weather-Smart Electric Grids Are Needed for Wind and Solar Power to Surge
TECHNOLOGY REVIEW Founded in 1899, MIT Technology Review operates independently from the world’s foremost technology institution. Can Japan Recapture its Solar Power? ☍ Alberta’s Oil Sands Heat Up ☍ Carbon Trading on the Cheap
SPECTRUM Flagship magazine for the world’s largest professional technology association and publisher, Spectrum explores the development, applications and implications of new technologies. It won a National Magazine Award for “General Excellence Among Thought Leader Magazines” and a Jesse H. Neal Award for Best News Coverage for its special report on the Fukushima nuclear disaster in Japan. Japan’s Post-Fukushima Power Struggle ☍ Germany Jumpstarts the Supergrid ☍ China’s Cyclists Take Charge
NATURE The world’s most cited scientific journal is an authoritative news source on science advances and science policy. Climate Policy: Scientists Get Political ☍ Dispatching Demand ☍ Next Generation Biofuels
NEW SCIENTIST The world’s most popular weekly science and technology magazine, published in London. Finally we can power the planet on renewables alone – here’s how
DISCOVER A popular science magazine launched in October 1980 by Time Inc. Averting the Blackout of the Century ☍ The Easiest Way to Fight Global Warming? ☍ Turning Turkey Guts Into Oil
InsideClimate NEWS An independent, Pulitzer Prize-winning not-for-profit news organization. Has the UN Climate Assessment Process Become Obsolete? ☍ States Are Using Social Cost of Carbon in Energy Decisions, Despite Trump’s Opposition
ENSIA An independent, nonprofit magazine focused on solutions journalism. Are Energy-Saving Settings Bad for the Environment? ☍ If Carbon Pricing is So Great, Why isn’t it Working?
AlbertaViews In 2009 this feisty little 
monthly was named Canadian Magazine of the Year. Digging a Carbon Hole for Canada
SUNDAY TIMES OF LONDON A colorful Murdoch broadsheet. Keeping an Eye on the Storm ☍ An Ice Age Cometh
ARCHITECTURAL RECORD This >110-year-old monthly is read by both professional architects and engineers and non-experts tracking cutting edge design. Building-Integrated Wind Power: A Force of Nature ☍ Wizards of Weather ☍ Green Walls ☍ Urban Agriculture Grows Up
CBC.ca The online news presence of Canada’s public broadcaster and one of the country’s most popular websites. Peace River: a wind-power success story
