Selected Interviews (2011-present)

2021

• Clash of the kitchens: California leads the way in a new climate battleground (LA Times, Dec 16 2021)
• The Global Plan to Combat Climate Change Faces a Reckoning (Time, Dec 15 2021)
• COP 26 Recap (BBC World News TV, Nov 14 2021)
• COP 26 Pledges (BBC World News TV, Nov 8 2021)
• Emissions drastically underreported, Washington Post investigation finds (CBS Evening News, Nov 8 2021)
• The magic 1.5: What’s behind climate talks’ key elusive goal (Associated Press, Nov 7 2021)
• Countries’ climate pledges built on flawed data, Post investigation finds (Washington Post, Nov 7 2021)
• Blast from the past: Coal sends global emissions to pre-pandemic highs (Grist, Nov 5 2021)
• Why methane has taken center stage in climate change plans (FOX Weather, Nov 5 2021)
• Carbon Emissions are Back to Pre-Pandemic Levels (National Public Radio, Nov 4 2021)
• Carbon levels are rising again after brief COVID drop (Bloomberg News, Nov 3 2021)
• Stanford study shows carbon emissions nearing pre-pandemic levels as economy rebounds (ABC7 News, Nov 3 2021)
• A terrible pandemic didn't stop the rise of CO2 (Mashable, Nov 3 2021)
• WORLD More bad news for climate change: Pandemic dip in carbon emissions was temporary, report says (USA Today, Nov 3 2021)
• Carbon Dioxide Emissions Rebounded Sharply After Pandemic Dip (NY Times, Nov 3 2021)
• Biden wants to cut methane emissions. But we need to get it out of the air, too. (Washington Post, Nov 3 2021)
• To slow global warming, some researchers want to pull methane out of the air (Science, Nov 2 2021)
• U.N. General Assembly (BBC World News TV, Sep 22 2021)

2020

• COVID-19, Climate, and Environment (, Jun 24 2020)

2019

• Carbon Emissions Hit Record High (, Dec 3 2019)

2016

• A flash fire, third-degree burns and an investigation without end (EnergyWire, Jun 1 2016)
• Firm Footing for Cloud Seeding (Chemical and Engineering News, May 30 2016)
• Danger Below? New Properties Hide Abandoned Oil And Gas Wells (NPR Morning Edition, May 30 2016)
• America's aging pipelines (CNN, May 30 2016)
• EPA moves to cut methane emissions from oil and natural gas operations (Chemical and Engineering News, May 13 2016)
• Dangerous Contaminants Found in Creek Near Gas Wastewater Disposal Site (InsideClimateNews, May 12 2016)
• Paris Pact Could Benefit From Halt of Fossil Fuel Leases (ClimateCentral, May 3 2016)
• What’s Next After the Paris Climate Agreement? (Stanford Political Journal, Apr 26 2016)
• “Keystone-ization” is the fossil fuel industry’s new nightmare (Grist, Apr 25 2016)
• Can The U.S. And China Keep Their Climate Pledges? (NPR All Things Considered, Apr 21 2016)
• Why Half a Degree Matters: Higher Seas, Longer Heat Waves, Dead Reefs (National Geographic, Apr 21 2016)
• Oil, natural gas operations are now top U.S. methane emitters (Chemical and Engineering News, Apr 19 2016)
• The U.S. has been emitting a lot more methane than we thought, says EPA (Washington Post, Apr 15 2016)
• Lead Isn’t the Only Threat to Drinking Water (The Nation, Apr 13 2016)
• The most important mystery about U.S. climate change policy (Washington Post, Apr 13 2016)
• Researchers Find No Shortcuts for Spotting Wells That Leak the Most Methane (InsideClimateNews, Apr 8 2016)
• Scientists find fracking contaminated Wyoming water after EPA halted study (The Guardian, Apr 7 2016)
• Fracking Can Contaminate Drinking Water (Scientifc American, Apr 4 2016)
• Scientists Find Groundwater in Wyoming Impacted by Fracking (The Weather Channel, Mar 31 2016)
• Gefahr durch Fracking: Das Dreckwasser von Wyoming (Der Spiegel, Mar 31 2016)
• Fracking linked to groundwater contamination in Pavillion, Wyoming (High Country News, Mar 30 2016)
• Study finds that fracking contaminated a water supply (NPR Marketplace, Mar 29 2016)
• Fracking Study Finds Toxins in Wyoming Town's Groundwater and Raises Broader Concerns (InsideClimateNews, Mar 29 2016)
• China's Pollution May Not Be Decreasing as Fast as Hoped (Scientific American, Mar 29 2016)
• Canada and U.S. go after methane leaks in oil fields (NPR Marketplace, Mar 10 2016)
• China’s Carbon Emissions May Have Peaked Already (Climate Central, Mar 9 2016)
• What you need to know about the Clinton-Sanders divide on fracking (Washington Post, Mar 8 2016)
• The quest for negative carbon emissions (Washington Post, Mar 4 2016)
• The suddenly urgent quest to remove carbon dioxide from the air (Washington Post, Feb 26 2016)
• Study: California leak was top methane release in US history (Associated Press, Feb 25 2016)
• Study: California Methane Leak Largest in U.S. History (Climate Central, Feb 25 2016)
• California’s Gas Gusher is Stanched, But Where are Tougher U.S. Rules on Leaks? (Dot Earth, Feb 18 2016)
• What Will Be the Health Impact of 100+ Days of Exposure to California's Methane Leak? (InsideClimateNews, Feb 18 2016)
• Can the Damage From the Porter Ranch Gas Leak Be Reversed? (LA Weekly, Feb 17 2016)
• Shallow fracking wells contaminate drinking water, warns US scientist (Climate Change News, Feb 15 2016)
• Study Shows Fracking Can Affect the Integrity of Groundwater (Inverse, Feb 14 2016)
• Will California Gas Leak Mark A Turning Point In Energy Debate? (NPR All Things Considered, Feb 10 2016)
• Living On Top Of Forgotten Oil And Gas Wells (Wyoming Public Radio, Feb 9 2016)
• Flint is a horrible tragedy. But a gas leak in Los Angeles may spell an even greater environmental disaster. (Yahoo News, Feb 4 2016)
• Just how bad is the Aliso Canyon methane leak and how long will it last? (KPFK Pacifica, Jan 29 2016)
• The massive methane leak (Background Briefing, Jan 27 2016)
• How much damage is the Porter Ranch leak doing to the climate? (LA Times, Jan 24 2016)
• A Map of Methane Levels Near the Massive Gas Leak in L.A. (Atlas Obscura, Jan 21 2016)
• Gas leak pollution monitoring took months to put in place (Associated Press, Jan 20 2016)
• The climate papers most featured in the media in 2015 (Carbon Brief, Jan 18 2016)
• An invisible leak, with glaring consequences (NPR Science Friday, Jan 15 2016)
• Leaking Methane Plume Spreading Across L.A.'s San Fernando Valley (InsideClimate News, Jan 14 2016)
• Scientist Rob Jackson on California gas leak (CCTV, Jan 11 2016)
• Here’s what it’s like to live next to California’s gas blowout catastrophe (Huffington Post, Jan 8 2016)
• Could better tech prevent the next big methane leak? (NBC News, Jan 8 2016)

2015

• The Paris climate agreement: the real work starts now (The Conversation, Dec 13 2015)
• Will ambition be built Into the climate agreement? (NPR Science Friday, Dec 11 2015)
• Paris UN climate conference 2015: Emissions start to fall despite economic growth (Sydney Morning Herald, Dec 8 2015)
• Global CO2 emissions are set to stall in 2015 (Economist, Dec 8 2015)
• Are We Getting a Peek at Peak CO2 Emission? (Slate, Dec 8 2015)
• Report cites China’s efforts as carbon emissions slow (San Francisco Chronicle, Dec 8 2015)
• Now Here's Some Good News: Global Warming Emissions Could Actually Be in Decline (Vice, Dec 8 2015)
• Small, surprising dip in world's carbon emissions (NPR All Things Considered, Dec 7 2015)
• Scientists just undermined a key idea behind the Paris climate talks (Washington Post, Dec 7 2015)
• Koldioxidutsläppen uppges ha minskat (Dagens Nyheter, Dec 7 2015)
• Global CO2 Emissions Decline in 2015 After Soaring for a Decade, Study Says (InsideClimate News, Dec 7 2015)
• COP 21: New research points to falling carbon dioxide emissions (Financial Times, Dec 7 2015)
• Study Sees Possible Decline in Global CO2 Emissions (Climate Central, Dec 7 2015)
• Reaching Peak Emissions (Nature, Dec 7 2015)
• Greenhouse Gas Emissions Are Flattening Out Even As Economy Grows (BuzzFeed, Dec 7 2015)
• Good News! Greenhouse Gas Emissions Probably Dropped In 2015 (Popular Science, Dec 7 2015)
• Global greenhouse gas emissions may fall this year (The Verge, Dec 7 2015)
• Surprisingly good news for the Earth’s climate: Greenhouse gas pollution dropped this year (Washington Post, Dec 7 2015)
• New Report Predicts Possible Dip in Global CO2 Emissions (Voice of America, Dec 7 2015)
• Stanford University study predicts CO2 emissions decrease (Birmingham Examiner, Dec 7 2015)
• Paris Climate Change Meetings: Reduced Coal Usage, Renewable Energy Leading to Stall in CO2 Emissions (University Herald, Dec 7 2015)
• Decrease in China’s coal use sees global emissions fall in 2015 (Carbon Brief, Dec 7 2015)
• Mark Ruffalo Calls Into Incredibly Dull EPA Meeting To Rail Against Fracking (BuzzFeed, Dec 5 2015)
• Holding warming under two degrees Celsius is the goal. But is it still attainable? (Washington Post, Nov 29 2015)
• Improving Infrastructure To Cut Methane Emissions (Chemical and Engineering News, Oct 26 2015)
• Pulp Fiction The European Accounting Error That's Warming the Planet (Climate Central, Oct 20 2015)
• 'DEP was quite hostile to our work,' Stanford researcher says (Harrisburg Patriot-News, Oct 20 2015)
• 15 of 20 most polluted cities in world are in India, China, says Jim Webb (PolitiFact, Oct 15 2015)
• Study calls for US natural gas pipeline replacement to reduce GHG emissions (Platts, Sep 22 2015)
• Trendsetting Manhattan Leads in Methane Leaks, Too (InsideClimate News, Sep 11 2015)
• Stanford study backs pipeline replacement programmes in cities (Energy Global, Sep 10 2015)
• New York’s natural gas pipelines are leakier than your grandpa (Grist, Sep 10 2015)
• Scientists: Replacing old gas pipes reduces leaks (USA Today, Sep 9 2015)
• Gas Leaks and Climate: Which Cities Have Older Pipes? (Nature World News, Sep 9 2015)
• Experts Have Just Found Gas Leaking Out Of 1,000 Spots In New York City (BuzzFeed, Sep 9 2015)
• Study proves gas pipeline replacement saves money and lives (Birmingham Examiner, Sep 9 2015)
• Quick-Thinking Employee Saves Dozens From Motel 6 Gas Explosion (NBC Nightly News, Aug 20 2015)
• Climate Cast: The science behind methane gas (MPR News, Aug 20 2015)
• Hottest Month on Record (July, 2015) (BBC5 Radio, Aug 20 2015)
• EPA Moves to Cut Methane Leaks from Oil and Gas (Scientific American, Aug 18 2015)
• Shallow Fracking Wells May Threaten Aquifers (Scientific American, Aug 6 2015)
• Higher-risk 'Shallow Fracking' More Common than Suspected: Study (The Tyee, Jul 27 2015)
• Are Oil & Gas Producers Fracking Wells at Depths That are Too Shallow? (24/7 Wall St., Jul 26 2015)
• Drillers Fracking at Much Shallower Depths Than Widely Believed (InsideClimate News, Jul 24 2015)
• Fingerprinting Frackwater (PRI Living on Earth, Jul 10 2015)
• Fracking is using up an increasingly massive amount of water in drought-prone areas (Salon, Jul 1 2015)
• Water Use Rises as Fracking Expands (Scientific American, Jul 1 2015)
• EPA says fracking could contaminate drinking water (High Country News, Jun 8 2015)
• Both Sides Claim Victory Over EPA Fracking Study (NPR Weekend Edition, Jun 7 2015)
• Fracking Has Contaminated Drinking Water, EPA Now Concludes (InsideClimate News, Jun 5 2015)
• Fracking Study Undercuts Environmentalists’ Calls for Regulation (Bloomberg News, Jun 5 2015)
• EPA finds drinking water vulnerable to fracking (Charleston Gazette-Mail, Jun 4 2015)
• EPA Study of Fracking Finds 'No Widespread, Systemic' Pollution (Bloomberg News, Jun 4 2015)
• EPA Finds No Widespread Drinking Water Pollution From Fracking (NPR All Things Considered, Jun 4 2015)
• Fracking chemicals found in Pennsylvania drinking water (APM Marketplace, May 5 2015)
• Fracking Chemicals Detected in Pennsylvania Drinking Water (NY Times, May 4 2015)
• Fracking Study on Water Contamination Under Ethics Review (InsideClimate News, Apr 6 2015)
• What Does Flat CO2 Pollution Mean? (Scientific American, Mar 23 2015)
• Ted Cruz's world's on fire, but not for the last 17 years (PolitiFact, Mar 20 2015)
• Microbes could help clean up after fracking (CBS News, Mar 2 2015)
• Lessons from Methane Emissions in Boston and the White House Climate Action Plan (Brookings, Feb 5 2015)
• Farming Now Worse For Climate Than Deforestation (Climate Central, Feb 3 2015)
• Fracking Researchers Under Pressure (Chronicle of Higher Education, Jan 30 2015)

2014

• These two states had the same basic information about fracking. They made very different decisions (Washington Post, Dec 22 2014)
• Scientists Track Down Serious Methane Leaks In Natural Gas Wells (NPR All Things Considered, Dec 9 2014)
• Three Decades Until Carbon Budget Is Eaten Through (Climate Central, Sep 21 2014)
• The hidden leaks of Pennsylvania's abandoned oil and gas wells (The Guardian, Sep 18 2014)
• Fracking Wells Tainting Drinking Water in Texas and Pennsylvania, Study Finds (Newsweek, Sep 15 2014)
• Study: Water contamination in frack-happy Texas and Pennslyvania is anything but natural (Salon, Sep 15 2014)
• Weak wells not fracking caused US gas leaks into water (BBC News, Sep 15 2014)
• Study: Faulty gas wells, not fracking, pollute water (USA Today, Sep 15 2014)
• Study: Leaky wells, not fracking, taint water (Associated Press, Sep 15 2014)
• Natural gas production contaminated drinking water in Texas, study finds (LA Times, Sep 15 2014)
• Well Leaks, Not Fracking, Are Linked to Fouled Water (NY Times, Sep 15 2014)
• New study links water contamination in Parker County to gas drilling (Fort Wort Star Telegram, Sep 15 2014)
• China's Coal Gas Boom Holds Climate Change Risks (Huffington Post, Aug 22 2014)
• Oil companies fracking into drinking water sources, new research shows (LA Times, Aug 12 2014)
• Maps From Google and Green Group Make Pavement-Level Pollution More Concrete (Bloomberg News, Jul 16 2014)
• Will fracking put too much fizz in your water? (Science, Jun 27 2014)
• Obama Emission Rules Discount Gas Leaks, Scientists Say (Bloomberg News, Jun 3 2014)
• Neighbors fret over scant science on oil, gas drilling health impacts (Denver Post, Jun 1 2014)
• Marco Rubio says surface temperatures on Earth 'have stabilized' (PolitiFact, May 27 2014)
• As environmental debate rages over fracking, people in western Pennsylvania express dread (Buffalo News, May 17 2014)
• ‘Catastrophe’ Claim Adds Fuel to Methane Debate (Climate Central, May 15 2014)
• How Can Cities Protect Themselves against Gas Explosions? (Scientific American, Apr 7 2014)
• Beneath Cities, a Decaying Tangle of Gas Pipes (New York Times, Mar 24 2014)
• The Harlem Blast And Our Natural Gas Infrastructure (NPR On Point, Mar 17 2014)
• Harlem explosion leaves hundreds homeless (NBC Nightly News, Mar 13 2014)
• Harlem building collapse highlights fragile gas pipes (CBS Evening News, Mar 13 2014)
• Harlem Building Collapse Highlights America’s Dangerously Old Gas Infrastructure (Time, Mar 12 2014)
• Fracking Boom Spews Toxic Air Emissions on Texas Residents (InsideClimate News, Feb 18 2014)
• Water in America: Is It Safe to Drink? (National Geographic, Feb 17 2014)
• China's Plan to Clean Up Air in Cities Will Doom the Climate, Scientists Say (InsideClimate News, Feb 13 2014)
• Levels of global-warming gas methane exceed government estimates, new study contends (Washington Post, Feb 13 2014)
• D.C. Full of Gassy Leaks, Researchers Say (U.S. News & World Report, Jan 17 2014)
• D.C. is riddled with natural gas leaks (Salon, Jan 17 2014)
• Dangerously Explosive Quantities of Gas Found in Parker County Water at Center of Fracking Controversy (Dallas Observer, Jan 17 2014)
• The Map That Reveals 5,900 Natural Gas Leaks Under Washington, D.C. (The Atlantic Cities, Jan 17 2014)
• DC Gas Leaks Study (CBC Radio As it Happens, Jan 16 2014)
• Well This Is Rather Alarming: Nearly 6,000 Gas Leaks Discovered In Washington, D.C. (Huffington Post, Jan 16 2014)
• Study finds 5,893 natural gas leaks in Washington, D.C. (USA Today, Jan 16 2014)
• Study finds nearly 5,900 leaks under Washington streets (UPI, Jan 16 2014)
• Thousands of natural gas leaks found under streets of Washington, D.C. (UPI, Jan 16 2014)
• Scientists Sniff Out Nearly 6,000 Gas Leaks In Washington, D.C. (Popular Science, Jan 16 2014)
• About 6,000 Natural Gas Leaks Found In D.C.'s Aging Pipes (NPR All Things Considered, Jan 16 2014)
• Researchers find nearly 6,000 natural gas leaks in District’s aging pipe system (Washington Post, Jan 16 2014)
• Nearly 6,000 Natural Gas Leaks Reported Beneath Washington DC Streets, Some With Explosion Risk (Nature World News, Jan 16 2014)
• Nearly 6,000 Natural Gas Leaks Found in Washington, D.C. (LiveScience, Jan 16 2014)
• Thousands of potentially harmful natural gas leaks found in Washington, DC (EurekAlert, Jan 16 2014)
• The Dangers Underneath: Survey finds 5,900 natural gas leaks found underneath Washington, D.C. (Duke Today news release, Jan 16 2014)
• Fracking study finds combustible levels of methane in water after EPA gave the all clear (RT, Jan 13 2014)
• Tests show Texas well water polluted by fracking, despite EPA assurances (Grist, Jan 13 2014)
• Duke Fracking Tests Reveal Dangers Driller’s Data Missed (Bloomberg News, Jan 9 2014)
• Wetland contamination can be predicted in oil boom states, study finds (Los Angeles Times, Jan 8 2014)
• Some states confirm water pollution from drilling (Associated Press, Jan 5 2014)
• Reopen Barnett Shale water probe (Texas Tribune, Jan 1 2014)

2013

• Environmentalists, unions seek to fix gas leaks (Associated Press, Dec 8 2013)
• Fracking requires chemicals and water, raising unresolved claims about pollution (Sacramento Bee, Nov 27 2013)
• U.S. May Be Producing 50 Percent More Methane Than EPA Thinks (NPR All Things Considered, Nov 25 2013)
• Panel pushes for Duke fossil fuel divestment (Durham Herald-Sun, Nov 14 2013)
• Shale Gas & Hydraulic Fracturing In North Carolina (WFAE Charlotte, Oct 30 2013)
• Energy Boom Puts Wells in America’s Backyards (Wall Street Journal, Oct 26 2013)
• Study, cleanup under way in PA streams contaminated by wastewater radiation (NPR StateImpact, Oct 11 2013)
• Duke Study: Fracking Is Leaving Radioactive Pollution In Pennsylvania Rivers (Business Insider, Oct 9 2013)
• Duke researchers publish new paper on gas-drilling waste (Durham Herald-Sun, Oct 5 2013)
• Fracking produces annual toxic waste water enough to flood Washington DC (The Guardian, Oct 4 2013)
• Fracking May Be Polluting River With Radioactive Waste (The Weather Channel, Oct 3 2013)
• Dangerous levels of radiation from fracking found in PA water (Salon, Oct 2 2013)
• Radioactivity found in fracking waste water in Pennsylvania (UPI, Oct 2 2013)
• China Push into Synthetic Natural Gas Has Pollution Consequences (Scientific American, Oct 2 2013)
• Fracking May Be Polluting River with Radioactive Waste (Climate Central, Oct 2 2013)
• Fracking Study: Gas Production In Pennsylvania May Be Polluting Creek With Radioactive Waste (Huffington Post, Oct 2 2013)
• China's synthetic natural gas push could have 'enormous' climate consequences (ClimateWire, Oct 1 2013)
• Would the rain water on Under the Dome be safe to drink? (TV Guide Magazine, Oct 1 2013)
• China Wants to Cut Down on Coal—And That's Bad for Global Warming (Bloomberg Businessweek, Sep 30 2013)
• China’s solution to coal may be worse than coal (Salon.com, Sep 30 2013)
• China’s plan to clean up air pollution could be a climate disaster (Washington Post Wonkblog, Sep 26 2013)
• China’s Synthetic Natural Gas Plants Should be Shelved, a Ticking Environmental Disaster (International Business Times, Sep 26 2013)
• Environmental toll compounds the troubles in flooded Colorado (Los Angeles Times, Sep 19 2013)
• Colorado floods spur fracking concerns (CBS News, Sep 17 2013)
• Fracking May Be Making Colorado's Flood Disaster Even Worse (Fast Co. Exist, Sep 17 2013)
• Groundwater Contamination May End the Gas-Fracking Boom (Scientific American, Sep 12 2013)
• The Report: Fracking (BBC Radio, Sep 5 2013)
• Frackonomics: The Science and Economics of the Gas Boom (Truth-out.org, Aug 9 2013)
• New Tools Pinpoint Natural Gas Leaks, Maximizing a Fuel’s Green Qualities (New York Times, Aug 6 2013)
• Gas Country Newspaper Calls On EPA To Reopen Water Contamination Probe (Business Insider, Aug 6 2013)
• EPA should resolve issues in Dimock (Scranton Times-Tribune, Aug 5 2013)
• EPA official links fracking and drinking water issues in Dimock, Pa. (Washington Post, Jul 29 2013)
• Leaked EPA document raises questions about fracking pollution (Grist, Jul 29 2013)
• Message is mixed on fracking (LA Times, Jul 28 2013)
• Texas study shows water pollution near gas drilling (Charleston Gazette, Jul 26 2013)
• EPA’s Abandoned Wyoming Fracking Study One Retreat of Many (ProPublica, Jul 3 2013)
• Methane Scrutiny in Obama Climate Plan May Cost Drillers (Bloomberg, Jun 28 2013)
• Methane in Pennsylvania Groundwater May Originate in Fracked Gas Wells (Scientific American, Jun 28 2013)
• Duke Study Links Hydrofracking To Water Contamination (WAMC, Jun 28 2013)
• Well Sealing Cited in Leaks, Not Fracking (Wall Street Journal, Jun 25 2013)
• Duke Study Finds Additional Gases In Groundwater Near Pennsylvania Fracking Sites (WUNC, Jun 25 2013)
• Fire water (The Economist, Jun 25 2013)
• Gas drilling taints groundwater (Nature, Jun 25 2013)
• Methane, ethane and propane found in drinking water near fracking sites (Mother Nature Network, Jun 25 2013)
• Mixed results in study of water, fracking (Associated Press, Jun 25 2013)
• News in Brief: High methane in drinking water near fracking sites (ScienceNews, Jun 25 2013)
• Study finds more gas in water near Marcellus Shale wells (The Scranton Times-Tribune, Jun 25 2013)
• Study links fracking to drinking water pollution (Grist, Jun 25 2013)
• Study on stray gas in Pa. water wells 'rules out a biological source' (EnergyWire, Jun 25 2013)
• En Pennsylvanie, des nappes phréatiques polluées par le gaz de schiste (Le Monde, Jun 24 2013)
• Methane found in drinking water near natural gas wells study (Reuters, Jun 24 2013)
• Methane found in drinking water near natural gas wells: study (The Globe and Mail, Jun 24 2013)
• What the Frack is Up with Drinking Water and Shale Gas Extraction? (Discover Magazine blog, Jun 24 2013)
• Methane in Water Seen Sixfold Higher Near Fracking Sites (Bloomberg, Jun 24 2013)
• Fracking can increase methane in drinking water, study finds (LA Times, Jun 24 2013)
• Fracking linked to well water methane (USA Today, Jun 24 2013)
• Fracking: The New Energy Rush (BBC Two Horizon, Jun 19 2013)
• Report faults Heinz Endowments head for gas ties (Associated Press, Jun 16 2013)
• Rep. Jim Bridenstine says U.S. spends 30 times as much on climate change research as on weather forecasting (PolitiFact, Jun 14 2013)
• Heinz Endowments funds drilling foes and backers (Associated Press, Jun 2 2013)
• New Study: Fracking Hasn't Polluted Arkansas Water (Associated Press, May 17 2013)
• Fracking Can Be Done Safely, but Will It Be? (Scientific American, May 17 2013)
• Study Finds No Evidence of Water Contamination from Shale Gas Drilling in Arkansas (Duke news release, May 15 2013)
• As North Carolina Weighs Fracking, Questions Loom on Wastewater (Stateline, May 8 2013)
• Fracking North Carolina: What Do We Do With The Waste? (WUNC radio, Apr 23 2013)
• Taxing poetic: Your Tax Day poems (American Public Media/Marketplace, Apr 12 2013)
• Fracking: science and scepticism (Prospect Magazine blog, Apr 10 2013)
• Fracking 'not significant' cause of large earthquakes (BBC News, Apr 9 2013)
• Health Questions Key to New York Fracking Decision, But Answers Scarce (National Geographic Daily News, Apr 1 2013)
• Hydraulic Fracking on Access Utah Thursday (Utah Public Radio, Mar 27 2013)
• Washington's Exploding Manholes Explained? (ScienceNOW, Mar 26 2013)
• Environmentalists, Drillers Reach 'Truce' For Fracking Standards (NPR All Things Considered, Mar 21 2013)
• Natural gas leaks come under scrutiny, raise questions on climate impact (Washington Post, Mar 3 2013)
• As Temperatures Keep Rising, Geoengineering Gets a Closer Look (The Chronicle of Higher Education, Jan 28 2013)
• Fracking board set to propose nation's toughest rules (Raleigh News & Observer, Jan 25 2013)
• 10 Ways Obama Could Fight Climate Change (National Geographic News, Jan 23 2013)
• Obama and the Environment: What He Can Do: Buckle down on natural gas (Men's Journal, Jan 18 2013)
• EPA halted 'fracking' case after gas company protested (USA Today, Jan 16 2013)
• EPA changed course after gas company protested (Associated Press, Jan 16 2013)
• Natural Gas: Methane levels show driller 'never caused any impacts' -- Range (EnergyWire, Jan 15 2013)

2012

• Digging into the practice of fracking (CBS Sunday Morning, Dec 30 2012)
• Western Mass. viewed as territory for fracking (Boston Globe, Dec 13 2012)
• Hazardous Air Pollutants Detected Near Fracking Sites (Bloomberg, Dec 3 2012)
• Springfield blast shows need to replace aging gas pipelines (Boston Globe, Dec 1 2012)
• Good Gas, Bad Gas (National Geographic, Dec 1 2012)
• Better Fracking (NPR's On Point, Nov 26 2012)
• Boston said riddled with natural gas leaks (UPI, Nov 20 2012)
• Methane Is Popping Up All Over Boston (New York Times Green blog, Nov 20 2012)
• Mapping Gas Leaks from Aging Urban Pipes (New York Times Dot Earth blog, Nov 20 2012)
• 3,300 gas leaks are found in Boston (Boston Globe, Nov 20 2012)
• More than 3,000 natural gas leaks in Boston (Futurity.org, Nov 20 2012)
• New Study Finds Thousands of Natural Gas Leaks in Boston (Boston U./Duke U. press release, Nov 20 2012)
• Loophole Lets Toxic Oil Water Flow Over Indian Land (NPR, Nov 15 2012)
• Hurricane Sandy May Have Spared Fracking Operations, But Toxic Concerns Remain (Huffington Post, Nov 1 2012)
• Fracking Pollution Sickens Pennsylvania Families, Environmental Group Says (Huffington Post, Oct 18 2012)
• Is fracking behind contamination in Wyoming groundwater? (Nature, Oct 4 2012)
• Cabot’s Methodology Links Tainted Water Wells to Gas Fracking (Bloomberg, Oct 2 2012)
• Are leaking wells letting methane get into Dimock's water? (The Times Tribune Scranton PA, Sep 30 2012)
• Conflicting reports fuel fracking debate tied to Wyoming town (Reuters, Sep 29 2012)
• Diesel in Water Near Fracking Confirms EPA Tests Wyoming Disputes (Bloomberg, Sep 26 2012)
• The Facts Behind the Frack (ScienceNews, Sep 8 2012)
• Natural Underground Pathways may be Conduits for Marcellus Brines (Dukenvironment Magazine, Sep 1 2012)
• Traveling to Shale Gas Country (Dukenvironment Magazine, Sep 1 2012)
• Duke study on fracking has mixed results (Charleston Daily Mail, Jul 13 2012)
• Fracking can be safe, UK report argues (Durham Herald-Sun, Jul 11 2012)
• Do Natural Paths from Deep Shale to Shallow Rock Pose Gas Drilling Risk? (New York Times Dot Earth blog, Jul 10 2012)
• New twist in fracking debate (UPI, Jul 10 2012)
• Water contamination from shale fracking may follow natural routes (San Francisco Examiner, Jul 9 2012)
• Study: Deep brine linked to groundwater (USA Today, Jul 9 2012)
• Rising Shale Water Complicates Fracking Debate (NPR, Jul 9 2012)
• Study: Underground Paths Boost Risk of Fracking Pollution (Agence France-Presse, Jul 9 2012)
• Drilling for Gas Under Cemeteries Raises Concerns (New York Times, Jul 8 2012)
• Update: Revised North Carolina Sea Level Rise Bill Goes to Governor (Science Insider, Jul 3 2012)
• In North Carolina, a fight over sea levels and science (Los Angeles Times, Jun 24 2012)
• Fracking Technology Brings Promise and Worries (CNBC, Jun 20 2012)
• Legislating Sea Level Rise (Science Insider, Jun 12 2012)
• Heads in the North Carolina sand (The Maddow Blog, Jun 8 2012)
• Fracking bill moves ahead (WRAL, Jun 6 2012)
• Senate committee OKs fracking bill (Charlotte Observer, Jun 6 2012)
• Fracking Bill Passes NC Senate Committee (WFAE Radio, Jun 6 2012)
• Senate Committee Passes Fracking Bill (WUNC radio, Jun 6 2012)
• State gas deposit not a ‘major play,’ one expert says (Durham Herald-Sun, Jun 6 2012)
• Fracking dangers greater in N.C. (Winston-Salem Journal, Jun 3 2012)
• Natural gas gold rush: Is your state next? (USA Today, May 29 2012)
• Sunscreen in the Sky? Reflective Particles May Combat Warming (National Geographic News, May 29 2012)
• Obama environmental adviser tours Durham solar start-up (Durham Herald-Sun, May 23 2012)
• Waste Industries to launch natural gas-powered truck fleet (Durham Herald-Sun, May 22 2012)
• Fracking in North Carolina could carry extra risks (Raleigh News & Observer, May 20 2012)
• Fracking and the Future of Gas: Rob Jackson at TEDxNCSSM (Youtube, May 3 2012)
• Testing water could protect homeowners, drillers (WRAL, May 2 2012)
• Water quality near Sanford tested before 'fracking' starts (WRAL, May 2 2012)
• Resistant to Change: Ocean acidification is a product of our emissions, but there’s little will to change our ways (E Magazine, May 1 2012)
• Expert answers your questions on fracking (USA Today, Apr 24 2012)
• Durham homebuilder keeping mineral rights on homes (WTVD, Apr 12 2012)
• High Methane in Pennsylvania Water Deemed Safe by EPA (Bloomberg, Mar 30 2012)
• The right agency to oversee drilling (Raleigh News & Observer (op-ed), Mar 21 2012)
• Fear of fracking: How public concerns put an energy renaissance at risk (Globe and Mail, Mar 10 2012)
• Why Not Frack? (The New York Review of Books, Mar 8 2012)
• Can the problems with fracking be fixed? (Washington Post (Ezra Klein's Wonkblog), Feb 28 2012)
• Why go greener? All of the above (Raleigh News & Observer op-ed, Feb 26 2012)
• Fracking fracas: Pros and cons of controversial gas extraction process (Toronto Star, Feb 5 2012)
• Fracking health risks: Drilling into the unknown (NewScientist, Jan 25 2012)
• Beyond Hype, a Closer Look at New York’s Choice on Shale Gas (New York Times Dot Earth blog, Jan 23 2012)
• Minds Meet on Shale Gas, Fracking (TheGreenGrok, Jan 10 2012)
• Earthquakes prompt Ohio fracking ban (APM Marketplace, Jan 3 2012)

2011

• #21: New Fracking Worries: Methane Leaks, Radioactive Water (Top Science Stories of 2011) (Discover Magazine, Dec 20 2011)
• Preemies Infected With More Dangerous Types of Bacteria: Study (HealthDay, Dec 9 2011)
• Premature Babies Harbor Fewer, But More Dangerous Microbe Types (Duke Medicine news release, Dec 8 2011)
• Boston's Leaky Gas Lines May Be Tough On The Trees (NPR, Nov 21 2011)
• New National Climate Science Plan Puts Humans at the Forefront (Duke news release, Nov 16 2011)
• How Europe's cap-and-trade system brings jobs to Ga.'s piney woods (ClimateWire, Oct 31 2011)
• The Fracking Industry's War On The New York Times -- And The Truth (Huffington Post, Oct 20 2011)
• Fracking for natural gas can work if done right (Winston-Salem Journal, Oct 13 2011)
• Elon University examines hydrofracking controversy (News 14 Carolina, Sep 30 2011)
• Barack Obama slams Rick Perry on climate change, citing Texas wildfires St Petersburg Times (PolitiFact.com, Sep 28 2011)
• Spin overtaking facts in Marcellus Shale debate (Associated Press, Sep 25 2011)
• Personally Speaking: Fracking and the Philosophy of Research (Dukenvironment Magazine, Sep 21 2011)
• In the Midst of a Fracking Firestorm (Dukenvironment Magazine, Sep 21 2011)
• 'Fracking' Explained (Duke University On Demand, Sep 15 2011)
• The value of curiosity (Durham Herald Sun, Sep 13 2011)
• Ethanol Carbon Sequestration Plant Holds Lessons for Coal (ClimateWire via New York Times, Sep 12 2011)
• Power Flow: Putting a price on emissions could save water at U.S. power plants (Conservation Magazine, Aug 15 2011)
• 'Fracking': Did Energy Department report clear up controversy? (Christian Science Monitor, Aug 11 2011)
• Worries Over Water As Natural Gas Fracking Expands (NPR Morning Edition, Aug 2 2011)
• Special Report: The fight for and against fracking (WNCN NBC17.com, Jul 28 2011)
• Lessons on pigs, drilling rigs (Charlotte Observer op-ed, Jul 17 2011)
• As ‘Sinks’ for Carbon, Forests Are Even Mightier Than Assumed (New York Times Green blog, Jul 15 2011)
• Nicholas School “Fracking” Study Among Top Five Most-Read Papers on PNAS Website (Duke University, Jul 11 2011)
• Swine and shale gas: lessons for N.C. (Raleigh News and Observer op-ed, Jul 10 2011)
• Duke Professor Robert Jackson Explains Hydrofracking’s Impact on Water Supply (The Capitol, Jun 30 2011)
• Fracking our lives away (Hudson Valley Chronic, Jun 28 2011)
• Shale gas in Europe: Golden age will need golden standards first (Financial Times, Jun 27 2011)
• The Facts About Fracking (The Wall Street Journal, Jun 25 2011)
• Hydrofracking in North Carolina (NCAPT OPEN/net, Jun 21 2011)
• Shale gas extraction (EarthSky, Jun 12 2011)
• The Natural Gas And Fracking Controversy (NPR On Point, Jun 10 2011)
• North Carolina Moves Closer to Fracking (Reuters, Jun 7 2011)
• Water with Gas The State of Things (WUNC radio, May 19 2011)
• Susquehanna is America's most endangered river, environmental group says T (he Patriot-News Pennsylvania, May 17 2011)
• A Better Way to Frack? (Reason.com, May 17 2011)
• Duke study stokes debate on fracking and water (AWWA streamlines, May 17 2011)
• Fracking, methane and drinking water (Environmental Law and Litigation, May 17 2011)
• Gaz de schiste - Une première preuve de la contamination Le Devoir (, May 17 2011)
• Gas Drilling Companies Hold Data Needed by Researchers to Assess Risk to Water Quality (ProPublica, May 17 2011)
• Gas drilling study is 'good news': industry, environmentalists (Times & Transcript New Brunswick, May 16 2011)
• Methane Fouls Well Water (Chemical & Engineering News, May 16 2011)
• Methane levels 17 times higher in water wells near shale gas fracking sites, study finds (Public Power Weekly, May 16 2011)
• Shale gas linked to bad water (The Montreal Gazette, May 14 2011)
• Alberta shuns U.S. shale gas drilling fears (Calgary Herald, May 14 2011)
• Study Links Methane In Water To Gas Extraction (NPR Science Friday, May 13 2011)
• Flammable Gas In Drinking Water From Hydraulic Fracking (PRI Living on Earth, May 13 2011)
• Shale gas zum Tanzen: What the FRACK is going on? (Klima der Gerechtigkeit, May 13 2011)
• Test well water near hydro-fracking sites: study (CBC News, May 13 2011)
• Fracking Friction Intensifies as Studies Continue (Investor Uprising, May 13 2011)
• Baffled About Fracking? You're Not Alone (Greewire via New York Times, May 13 2011)
• Hydrofracking's methane issue (Raleigh News and Observer op-ed, May 12 2011)
• United States investigates fracking safety (Nature, May 12 2011)
• In First, Scientific Study Links ‘Fracking’ to Flammable Water (Planetsave, May 12 2011)
• Fracking Linked to Flammable Drinking Water (Green Chip Stocks, May 12 2011)
• Fracking pollution a reality which has to be faced (The Land, May 12 2011)
• New study reveals dangerous levels of flammable methane in drinking water wells (The Colorado Independent, May 11 2011)
• Methan im Trinkwasser (NZZ.ch, May 11 2011)
• Study: shale gas drilling may contaminate drinking water with methane (Xinhua, May 10 2011)
• Methane in water near US shale gas drillers: study (AFP, May 10 2011)
• Gas Firms Dispute Methane Contamination Study (Huffington Post, May 10 2011)
• Jackson Says More Studies Needed on Hydraulic Fracturing (Bloomberg via Duke, May 10 2011)
• Jackson Says More Studies Needed on Hydraulic Fracturing (Bloomberg, May 10 2011)
• Hydraulic Fracturing (Energy & Environmental Law Blog, May 10 2011)
• Gas drilling contaminates drinking water (NewScientist.com, May 10 2011)
• Drake University study links natural gas fracturing to methane in drinking water (Free Speech Radio, May 10 2011)
• Fracking Study May Expose Natural Gas Industry To Regulation (Forbes.com, May 10 2011)
• Fracking Takes Another Hit (Mother Jones, May 10 2011)
• ‘Fracking’ Scientifically Linked To Water Contamination (WBUR Here & Now, May 10 2011)
• Fracking is good for you. Trust me, I have a nice voice and I could be your neighbor (Discover Magazine blog, May 10 2011)
• Strong evidence that shale drilling is risky (Philadelphia Inquirer, May 10 2011)
• Methane Levels 17 Times Higher in Water Wells Near Hydrofracking Sites, Study Finds (ScienceDaily, May 10 2011)
• Hydrofracking and Drinking Water Contamination? (TheGreenGrok, May 10 2011)
• Natural gas fracking can make local well water explosive (Ars Technica, May 10 2011)
• Water near 'fracking' sites contaminated? (UPI, May 10 2011)
• Tainted drinking water found near gas wells (CNN Money, May 10 2011)
• Drilling Is Tied to Gas in Eastern Well Water (Wall Street Journal, May 10 2011)
• Duke study: High levels of methane in drinking water wells linked to fracking (The Independent Weekly, May 9 2011)
• Methane threat to drinking water (Nature, May 9 2011)
• Methane contamination of water rises near to shale gas sites, study shows (The Guardian, May 9 2011)
• Shale gas drilling 'contaminates drinking water' (BBC, May 9 2011)
• Study finds methane in wells near natural gas drilling (USA Today, May 9 2011)
• 'Fracking' for natural gas is polluting ground water, study concludes (Christian Science Monitor, May 9 2011)
• Hydraulic Fracturing for Natural Gas Pollutes Water Wells (Scientific American, May 9 2011)
• Study Finds Methane Contamination Rises Near Shale Gas Wells (Greewire via New York Times, May 9 2011)
• Study finds methane contamination rises near shale gas wells (Greenwire, May 9 2011)
• Scientific Study Links Flammable Drinking Water to Fracking (ProPublica, May 9 2011)
• Study finds gas in drinking water near drilling (Bloomberg Businessweek, May 9 2011)
• Study finds methane in wells near natural gas drilling (, May 9 2011)
• Methane on Tap: Study Links Pollution to Gas Drilling (National Geographic News, May 9 2011)
• Another Fracking Mess for the Shale-Gas Industry (Time, May 9 2011)
• High Methane Levels in Water Near Hydrofracking Sites (WUNC radio, May 9 2011)
• Report links fracking to tainted drinking water (Reuters, May 9 2011)
• Gas in Marcellus Water Wells Is Explosion Risk, Study Says (Bloomberg, May 9 2011)
• Le gaz de schiste contaminerait l'eau potable selon une étude américaine (Radio-Canada.ca, May 9 2011)
• Gas Fracking Linked with Water Contamination (Forbes.com, May 9 2011)
• Hydrofracking Changes Water Wells (Duke Today press release, May 9 2011)
• Study: High-Tech Gas Drilling Is Fouling Drinking Water (Science Now, May 9 2011)
• Methane Levels 17 Times Higher in Water Wells Near Hydrofracking Sites (Duke Environment at the Nicholas School press release, May 9 2011)
• Super Corn Sought to Limit Nitrogen Use, Pollution (Bloomberg, Apr 14 2011)
• Carbon-rich mangroves ripe for conservation (Nature News, Apr 3 2011)
• A “neoenvironmental” manifesto (Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment, Mar 1 2011)
• The Ecosystem Inside (Discover Magazine, Mar 1 2011)
• Podcast: News Director Sally Mauk talks with climate change scientist Rob Jackson (Montana Evening Edition, Feb 1 2011)
• Climate initiative gives Scripps global goals (San Diego Union-Tribune, Jan 22 2011)
• Pfffft Goes Promise of Pumping C02 Underground (The Tyee, Jan 12 2011)