Media and Events
Deborah Gordon interview with Stephen Lacey, Host, Carbon Copy (November 12, 2021).
Brown University Book Talk
Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs—February 23, 2022
Podcasts featuring Deborah Gordon
Big Oil wants to be Big Wind. Can fossil fuel companies be trusted? by Miriam Wasser and Benjamin Storrow, WBUR, October 15, 2021
Deborah Gordon podcast with Tom Carver, Executive Editor, BRINK News (December 22, 2021).
Deborah Gordon book talk at the London School of Economics, moderated by Simon Dietz and followed by a panel discussion and Q&A with the audience (October 21, 2021).
Deborah Gordon cited in Energy Monitor article, “Exclusive natural gas data reveals trillions of dollars of upcoming projects,” by Nick Ferris (updated November 10, 2021).
Deborah Gordon speaking about the Consequences of Oil Spills on the Southern California Coast, with Doug Becker and other guests (October 31, 2021).
“Watson Fellow’s book ‘No Standard Oil’ addresses climate change” by Julia Vaz, Brown Daily Herald, February 23, 2022.
Ed Steinfeld (Director, Watson Institute), Deborah Gordon, Jeff Colgan, Marian Chertow, Chas Freeman (left to right).
Yale Climate Connections
12 books on climate, conflict, and oil
The oil-climate change-international supply and fragility links are everywhere and inevitable, and the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine underscores those interconnections.
by MICHAEL SVOBODA MARCH 23, 2022
As energy security concerns trump climate, will drive to cut methane be derailed?
…the satellites are coming, and emissions are going to be seen. It’s about making the invisible, visible. Once you can see [methane], and you have governments talking about it, and markets moving, that’s the trifecta. Deborah Gordon quoted in Reuters by Terry Slavin, March 23, 2022
Q&A with Deborah Gordon
By Amber Todoroff, Energy and Environment Study Institute (March 16, 2022).
Deborah Gordon analyzing what she wrote on Page 99 in No Standard Oil (November 21, 2021).