Rebecca Leber
Former Senior Reporter
Rebecca Leber is a former climate reporter for Vox. She reported on the origins and misuse of natural gas marketing, the dangers of electric utility shutoffs, and the difference individuals can make as climate advocates.
Latest articles by Rebecca Leber
8 things you should know about the number that measures bad air.
The controversial concepts shaping climate action, defined.
No part of the country is unscathed from climate change, according to the federal government’s new National Climate Assessment.
Sorry, the beloved chef’s use of gas cooking was a gas industry sponcon.
Electric school buses are better for kids’ health. The propane industry has other ideas.
Clean hydrogen can be a lot dirtier than it seems, especially when the fossil fuel industry gets involved.
The bolder, narrower message of the climate movement, explained.
Wildfires, hurricanes, and extreme heat used to follow seasonal rules. They increasingly don’t.
The first international climate change stocktake says trying is not enough.
Companies like ConocoPhillips are banking on a future filled with oil.