Articles and Op-Eds
Managing Methane Need to Become a Top Priority
By Deborah Gordon and Frances Reuland in BRINK
Not All Oil Is Equal. As Economies Recover, Which Oils Should Stay in the Ground?
By Deborah Gordon in BRINK
Three Ways to Clean Up California’s Oil Production
By Deborah Gordon in Sacramento Bee
California’s Dirty Environmental Secret
By Deborah Gordon and Jonathan Koomey on Medium
Is California Extraordinary? Its Oil Resources Certainly Are
By Deborah Gordon and Frances Reuland in LegalPlanet
If U.S. Government Stifles Knowledge on Environment, States May Be Able to Help
By Deborah Gordon and Sam Wojcicki in The Hill
Power to the States: How Carbon Pricing Can Be a Winning Strategy Under a Trump Administration
By Sarah Jordaan and Deborah Gordon on Medium
Judy Asks: Will Europe Remain the Anti-Global Warming Leader?
Response by Deborah Gordon in Judy Dempsey’s Strategic Europe Blog
India’s Double Rush for Electric Vehicles and Oil Refineries
By Deborah Gordon and Smriti Kumble
Petroleum Coke Use in India and South Asia: Recent Trends and Emerging Policy Options
By Deborah Gordon and David Livingston
Understanding Climate Engineering
By Deborah Gordon
Could Geoengineering Save the Planet from Global Warming?
By Deborah Gordon and David Livinston
The Oil-Climate Index: Assessing GHG Emission Impacts Across the Oil Value Chain
By DEBORAH GORDON, JEFFREY FELDMAN, JOULE BERGERSON, ADAM BRANDT, JONATHAN KOOMEY
Touting Oil Exports Means Comparing Maple Syrup and Cream Soda
By Deborah Gordon
California’s Unspoken Oil Failure
By Deborah Gordon and David Livingston in Pacific Standard
U.S. Energy Independence Is Unlikely
Deborah Gordon in International Economy Magazine
The End of Carbon Fuels?
Deborah Gordon notes her views in The International Economy
At the Heart of OPEC: Strategies and Reflections
Deborah Gordon in Oil
From Standard to Smarter Oil
By Deborah Gordon in The Mark News
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