PSE in the Media
Providing scientific perspective on energy-related issues is built into PSE’s mission. “PSE in the Media” features a selection of media coverage on our research and expert commentary. For media relations assistance, go to the Press Room.
PSE in the Media April 7, 2021
The next Aliso Canyon could happen on L.A.’s Westside
PSE in the Media February 23, 2021
Taking the Gloves Off in California Battle Over Oil
PSE in the Media February 13, 2021
Episode 70: Energy Production: An Overview of The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly On Our Health
Dr. Shonkoff speaks about optimizing not only the production but also the storage and distribution of the energy sector, trends in home energy use, and the connection between COVID-19 and energy use.
PSE in the Media January 12, 2021
The Wreckage of the Last Energy Epoch: Abandoned Wells and Workers
PSE in the Media December 24, 2020
Scientist Dominic DiGiulio’s Work Illuminated How Fracking Affects People and Environment
PSE in the Media October 27, 2020
Trump’s pullback of pollution controls is even more hazardous than you think
The EPA scrapped the Obama-era rules controlling methane emissions. The fracking-friendly move will also result in the release of hazardous pollutants linked to cancer.
PSE in the Media September 28, 2020
Committing to Equitable Climate Action in Colorado
A new report outlines pathways for the state to achieve the greenhouse gas emissions reductions required by HB-1261—as well as the health and equity implications of statewide climate actions.
PSE in the Media September 19, 2020
Op-Ed: Energy Crossroads
PSE in the Media September 17, 2020
Law and Disorder
PSE in the Media September 17, 2020
Gas Companies Are Abandoning Their Wells, Leaving Them to Leak Methane Forever
Just one orphaned site in California could have emitted more than 30 tons of methane. There are millions more like it.
PSE in the Media September 8, 2020
Energy Storage Technology Will Ramp Up Renewables
PSE in the Media August 4, 2020
Tired of Wells That Threaten Residents’ Health, a Small California Town Takes on the Oil Industry
The mostly low-income, Latino residents of Arvin have joined with other communities to demand setbacks for wells. Their slogan: “No drilling where we are living.”