Alec Appelbaum
Yale Center for Business and the Environment
Alec Appelbaum writes and teaches to help all stakeholders understand and act on climate challenges. He's written journalism and research for the New York Times, the Urban Land Institute, the Rockefeller Foundation, and many others. He teaches writing to undergraduates at NYU Tandon School of Engineering. He lives in a vertical small town in Lower Manhattan with his wife and two children.
Conservation finance should not sell itself short
Deals in restoration, forest carbon and wetlands or other land preservation require both financial and scientific excellence. Read More
Two pioneers chart paths to energy justice
Steph Speirs and Shalanda Baker share insights about expanding fossil-free energy to more communities. Read More
A truly clean energy system runs on a clean conscience
What social justice signals has the sector missed when evaluating where and how to build projects? Policy expert Shalanda Baker weighs in. Read More
A microgrid grows in Brooklyn — is this the future of energy?
A closely watched prototype from startup L03 Energy has transformed a local neighborhood into a test hub for trading power locally. Read More
Why Kilroy is turning buildings into batteries
Its initial energy storage installations in California, which should be online in 2018, will automate demand response services more seamless for tenants. Read More
