Ending fossil fuels.

Ending Fossil Fuels is a book about why simply scaling up clean energy isn't enough to address climate change.  We also need to plan how fossil fuel production can be ended.  Isn't this obvious?  Yes, kind of.  Are people actually making these plans?  Not to the degree needed.  Ending Fossil Fuels describes some things we can do about this.

Read a Q-and-A in Grist or an excerpt from the LSE Review of Books.

After geoengineering.

 After Geoengineering is a book about best and worst-case scenarios for deliberately intervening in the climate — and why we should re-imagine carbon removal technologies. 

Read excerpts in the MIT Tech Review or Longreads.

Reviews can be found in the Hong Kong Review of Books, New Socialist, Issues in Science and Technology, and Nature.

Recent articles.

The extraordinary green promise of a tiny molecule /
Noema

Confronting Climate Change in Extremely Online Times /
in Democracy in a Hotter Time, published by MIT Press
Read an excerpt in Engadget

Could solar geoengineering be a force for peace? /
New York Magazine

Bio.

Current position: assistant professor in the Dept. of Environment & Sustainability at the University at Buffalo in Buffalo, New York. 


To check out my research, see Google Scholar.


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