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Notes from the Electric Era

Leah Stokes
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A newsletter on the politics of clean energy and electrification from Leah Stokes.

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California’s kids deserve better.

For the past several years, I’ve been pushing to preserve a California program that electrifies schools, giving kids access to air conditioning and cleaner air. To me, this is a no-brainer. And as temperatures break records in Southern Cali...

7 days ago
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How big can you make your carbon wave? (I wrote a book!)

Everyone has heard of the “carbon footprint.” Ask a “regular” person who is unlikely to subscribe to a newsletter about climate policy, and they will know it. It’s stunning how deeply embedded in culture this idea is.

And no wonder. Fossi...

12 days ago
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No, the Democrats' Big Climate Law is Not Dead.

Rumors of the Inflation Reduction Act’s death have been greatly exaggerated. Headlines declared the Democrats’ big climate law dead soon after Republicans passed their One Big Beautiful Bill Act last summer. But the truth is, much of the la...

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Yes, Democrats Should Talk About Climate.

Welcome to Notes from the Electric Era, a newsletter from me, Leah Stokes, on building an electrified, abundant clean energy future.

In the weeks and months ahead, I’ll tell stories about clean energy and electrification, and examine the p...

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    Writing "Notes from the Electric Era". Prof of Climate + Energy Policy @ UCSB. Author of The Carbon Wave (out 9/1) and Short Circuiting Policy. MIT PhD alum. Host of A Matter of Degrees podcast. Also on Bluesky. \ud83c\udf0e

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