Select Engaged Scholarship and Public Writing
“Americans support federal action to reach a 100% clean energy grid,” Third Way. 21 July 2021. (with Cathy Berke and Lindsay Walter)
“The trouble with carbon pricing," Boston Review. 24 September 2020 (with Leah Stokes)
“Americans want green spending in federal coronavirus recession relief packages,” 7 July 2020. Washington Center for Equitable Growth. (with Leah Stokes and Parrish Bergquist) [Link]
“Protesters want justice — including on social, economic and climate demands," Washington Post: Monkey Cage. 12 June 2020 (with Parrish Bergquist and Leah Stokes)
“Green stimulus, not dirty bailouts, is the smart investment strategy during the coronavirus recession.” Washington Center for Equitable Growth Issue Brief. May 18 2020 (with Leah Stokes)
“A plan for equitable climate policy in the United States,” In: Vision 2020: Evidence for Stronger Economy, Washington Center for Equitable Growth. February 18 2020 (with Leah Stokes)
“Australia’s fires have devastated millions of acres. What’s the political damage?” Washington Post: Monkey Cage. 13 January 2020 (with Josh Busby)
“Climate denialists aren’t the only voice In the GOP — They’re just the loudest,'' Talking Points Memo, 17 September 2019.
“Canadians in every riding support climate action, new research shows,” The Conversation, 5 September 2019 (with Erick Lachapelle).
“New Brunswick’s timid foray into carbon pricing,” Policy Options, 9 July 2019.
“The Green Party wave could spread across Canada,“ The Conversation. 25 April 2019.
“The tragedy of the Tragedy of the Commons,” Scientific American. 23 April 2019.
“Congress has no clue what Americans want,” New York Times. 31 October 2018 (with Leah Stokes and Alexander Hertel-Fernandez).
“No, we didn’t almost solve the climate crisis in the 1980s.” Vox. 6 Aug 2018 (with Leah Stokes).
“Ford’s illusory climate policy mandate.” Alternatives Journal. 26 July 2018.
“The political benefits of inefficient climate policies,” Commentary for Public Administration Review, ‘Speak Your Mind’ Online Forum. [Link]
“The politics of equitable climate policy,” Scholars Strategy Network Forum on Building Democratic Support for Equitable Carbon Pricing. (with Leah Stokes)
“In two graphs, here’s what experts think about whether the U.S. and China can stick to their climate agreements.” Washington Post: Monkey Cage. 14 December 2015 (with Dustin Tingley).
“Is lagging on climate change a political liability?” The Conversation. 22 October 2015 (with David Konisky).
Designing Durable and Ambitious Climate Policy in the United States. Governance, Environment and Markets (GEM) Initiative White Paper, Yale University, New Haven, CT.
“Sad but true: Canada and Mexico have no clout in Washington.” The Globe and Mail. 7 October 2011. (with Stephen Clarkson).