Ryan Orbuch shares personal learning notes on climate and energy topics, such as hydrogen's uses and carbon dioxide removal, written for non-experts. The writing is candid about being rough and error-prone, and it links to primary sources and reading lists for deeper study.
Website: https://www.orbuch.com/
A climate science newsletter that analyzes current research and data on global warming, El Niño and the energy transition. Readers get data-driven explanations with charts, critiques of published methods and context on contested claims.
Jonathan Koomey shares research, talks and publications on energy use, data centers, and the efficiency of computing. Readers get data-backed analysis, citations and downloadable materials aimed at correcting hype around electricity demand forecasts.
The Xylom publishes collaborative, in-depth investigative and feature reporting on health and environmental disparities around the world, often co-published with partner outlets. Readers get on-the-ground stories, such as conservation in Guatemala and water contamination in Nigeria, plus occasional updates about the publication itself.
A newsletter by Leah Stokes on the politics and policy of clean energy, electrification and climate change. Issues combine policy analysis, explanations of how electricity markets work, and personal commentary on climate impacts such as El Niño and heat.
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