
I’m an energy and climate analyst with over a decade of experience studying the fossil-fuel industry and the stakes of the energy transition.
I’m the Associate Director at Global Energy Monitor, an international nonprofit, based out of San Francisco, California. I hold a Ph.D. in History from Rutgers University, and held fellowships with the American Heritage Center at the University of Wyoming and the Center of the American West at the University of Colorado.
I’ve written essays and provided commentary for a number of popular outlets, including the Washington Post, TIME, the Economist, The Progressive, Sydney Morning Herald, Times of India, South China Morning Post, and elsewhere. In 2025, I’m publishing my first book on coal development in the Powder River Basin.
Writing
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Cleveland Review of Books
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Los Angeles Review of Books
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Contingent Magazine
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Chicago Review of Books
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Violence of Work
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The Greater Plains
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American Energy Cinema
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New Energy Histories
Analysis
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Global Energy Monitor
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Global Energy Monitor
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Global Energy Monitor
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World Coal
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Global Energy Monitor
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Global Energy Monitor
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Global Energy Monitor
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Global Energy Monitor
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Global Energy Monitor
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Global Energy Monitor
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Technology and Culture
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Energy Policy
Listen.
I co-hosted a podcast about the American West for the New Books Network and regularly speak with interviewers.