Alexander C. Kaufman is an award-winning journalist who has covered energy and climate change for more than a decade. His work has appeared in The Atlantic, Heatmap, Canary Media, Sherwood News, HuffPost, and elsewhere, and he writes the Substack newsletter Field Notes. His reporting has traversed four continents, with dispatches from the Brazilian Amazon to Greenland’s ice sheet, Mongolia’s frigid steppe to the Philippines’ mothballed nuclear plant.
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