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Stacy Feldman, Managing Editor
Stacy Feldman is co-founder, managing editor and occasional reporter for InsideClimate News. In 2007, she helped launch the news organization. From 2008-2010, she was its energy reporter and foreign editor, reporting extensively on clean energy technologies, forestry issues and the United Nations climate change negotiations in 2009 and 2010. She has worked as a freelance reporter for Sustainable Industries magazine. Feldman has a master's degree in international affairs from Columbia University. Prior to her studies, she reported for the Jerusalem Report magazine.
You can reach her by email at stacy.feldman@insideclimatenews.org
Articles
Rep. Waxman Again Requests Investigation of Koch Connection to Keystone XL Pipeline
Oct 18 , 2011
Waxman cites legal papers filed by a Koch subsidiary, uncovered by InsideClimate News, in which it claimed a 'substantial' interest in the pipeline.
Koch Subsidiary Told Regulators It Has 'Direct and Substantial Interest' in Keystone XL
Oct 5 , 2011
A document filed with Canada's Energy Board appears to cast doubt on claims by Koch Industries that it has no interest in the controversial pipeline.
Latest Pair of Oil Accidents Fuel Opposition to Keystone Pipeline Extension
May 12 , 2011
The BP crisis first provoked a closer look at Keystone XL a year ago as environmental security became a national concern
Chevron Case Highlights Difficulty of Making Oil Companies Pay for Spills
Mar 20 , 2011
The biggest oil spill cases show that lengthy and expensive litigation works in favor of oil companies
Green Growth, South Korea's National Policy, Gaining Global Attention
Jan 26 , 2011
A new economic paradigm is arising out of the ashes of the global financial crisis. Could it take hold?
Report Questions Role of Shale Gas as Bridge to Low Carbon Future
Jan 19 , 2011
The authors warn shale gas will be burned in addition to coal, not as a substitute, and block renewable energy development
On the Frontlines of a Warming World, 925 Million Undernourished People
Jan 18 , 2011
Because of global warming and trends in population, dramatic movements in the food economy are likely here to stay
Is Biomass Clean or Dirty Energy? We Won't Know for 3 Years
Jan 13 , 2011
Should turning tree parts into electricity qualify as renewable power or is the practice dirtier than burning coal?
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