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David Gelles

New York

Climate Reporter at The New York Times

Climate reporter @NYTimes. Author of forthcoming DIRTBAG BILLIONAIRE and NYT bestseller ‘The Man Who Broke Capitalism.' https://t.co/LrhLxvhYdU

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  • 1 week ago | hrreporter.com | David Gelles

    Exclusive to Canadian HR Reporter from Rudner Law. While Swifty employment lawyers are upset that we are probably not getting Reputation (Taylor’s Version) any time soon, or maybe ever, we can enjoy the next best thing - a fresh employment law decision. The Ontario Superior Court of Justice issued its decision in Taylor v. Salytics Inc., and this new Taylor track is a banger.

  • 1 week ago | nytimes.com | David Gelles

    Join Climate Forward Live on Sept. 24This fall,I’ll be joining my colleagues onstage at the Times Center for Climate Forward, our flagship live event, featuring a full day of interviews with world leaders, executives, activists and lawmakers about our rapidly warming planet. How will the Trump administration’s policies affect climate change? What happens to climate action now? Will other countries keep making progress toward their climate goals? What are individuals and communities doing to help?

  • 4 weeks ago | shorturl.at | David Gelles

    This is the inside story of one of the most extraordinary brands in the corporate world, the rare company that is driven by environmental activism instead of cutthroat capitalism. Founded in 1973, Patagonia has grown into a wildly popular producer of jackets, hats, and fleece vests, with a cultlike following among hardcore alpinists and Wall Street traders alike, posting sales of more than $1 billion a year. But it’s not just the clothes that make Patagonia unique.

  • 4 weeks ago | nytimes.com | David Gelles

    Oil and gas companies have been riding high in recent months. President Trump has made expanding the production of fossil fuels a pillar of his domestic agenda. His administration is working to roll back regulations that target energy producers and fast-track the granting of permits for new pipelines and export terminals, while the renewable energy industry faces serious setbacks. But in courtrooms around the country, oil and gas companies are confronting a bevy of new challenges.

  • 4 weeks ago | mahoningmatters.com | David Gelles

    EDITORS NOTE: EDS: ADDS graf starting "In a statement " with Chevron response; UPDATES related stories list.); (Attn: Md., N.J.,, N.Y., Vt., Wash.); (ART ADV: With photos.); (With: YOUTH-CLIMATE-LAWSUIT, SC-CLIMATE-LAWSUIT, GLACIERS-OUTLOOK, NY-GAS-PIPELINESAs an unusual heat dome sent temperatures in the Pacific Northwest soaring to 108 degrees Fahrenheit on June 28, 2021, Juliana Leon pulled her car over and rolled down the windows, overwhelmed by the heat.

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13 Jun 25

RT @kashhill: People are having very strange conversations with ChatGPT, in which they discover secret cabals or conspiracies or that we ar…

David Gelles
David Gelles @dgelles
29 May 25

RT @Sammy_Roth: What do the Dodgers, Giants and also the cheating Houston Astros have in common? As of this month, they're all sponsored b…

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David Gelles @dgelles
29 May 25

RT @dgelles: 🚨 SCOOP: For the first time, oil and gas companies have been hit with a *wrongful death* suit over claims they deceived the pu…