David Gelles is a climate reporter for The New York Times and the author of the bestselling book "The Man Who Broke Capitalism." His reporting focuses on climate change and its impacts, as well as the intersection of business and sustainability. His work has been featured in various publications, including TIME and The Seattle Times.
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David Gelles' coverage focuses on environmental and business themes, particularly climate change and its intersection with legal policy regulation. He would likely be interested in pitches related to the latest developments in climate change policies, lawsuits surrounding environmental issues, or businesses making strides towards sustainability.
Given his focus on government announcements and citing data within his articles, he may prioritize sources who can provide insights into how specific policies or regulations impact the environment and businesses. Additionally, experts who have access to relevant data supporting their insights could capture David's attention.
While David does not specify a geographic focus, it is apparent that his reporting covers global environmental issues without being tied to a specific region.
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‘We’re the last resort,’ one young activist said.
59 percent of voters sided with young activists in a referendum.
As we clean up the air, we also seem to making warming a bit worse.
By: David Gelles
World leaders are speaking in Dubai against a background of rising temperatures and two major wars.
By: David Gelles, Lisa Friedman
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — With fresh promises to cut methane and billions of dollars in new commitments to help poor countries adapt to a warming
By: David Gelles, Clifford Krauss
On a marshy stretch of the Louisiana coastline, a little-known company wants to build a $10 billion facility that would allow the United States to export vast stores of liquefied natural gas.
“Yeah, the world is going to end, but I’m still going to vacation.”
By: Devon Taylor, Alex Stern, Michael Simon Johnson, Katrin Bennhold, Carlos Prieto, Rowan Niemisto, Alyssa Moxley, David Gelles, Raymond Zhong, Marion Lozano, Dan Powell, Diana Nguyen
Is the world’s climate close to a tipping point?
How to reconcile two new reports that seem to tell very different stories about the state of climate change.
Just when you thought you had heard the last of COVID-related legal developments, the Ontario Court of Appeal released its decision in the case of Croke v VuPoint System Ltd 2024 ONCA 354 (“ Croke ”), affirming that an employee's refusal to get vaccinated constituted frustration of contract. Frustration occurs when a contract becomes impossible to perform due to circumstances outside the control of either party.
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