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Stacy Feldman, Managing Editor

Stacy Feldman is co-founder, managing editor and occasional reporter for InsideClimate News. In 2007, she helped launch the news organization. From 2008-2010, she was its energy reporter and foreign editor, reporting extensively on clean energy technologies, forestry issues and the United Nations climate change negotiations in 2009 and 2010. She has worked as a freelance reporter for Sustainable Industries magazine. Feldman has a master's degree in international affairs from Columbia University. Prior to her studies, she reported for the Jerusalem Report magazine.

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Articles

REDD Forest Rescue Deal Still Draws Bitter Debate, Weak Agreement Feared

Dec 3 , 2010
Nations are at loggerheads over fundamental issues, most notably Bolivia and the U.S. and Australia.

Cancun Protesters Target Canada, U.S. over Oil Sands Pipelines

Dec 3 , 2010
In contrast to eventful Copenhagen in 2009, the oil sands action was one of the first visible demonstrations held at the Cancun talks

Japan's Motion to Kill Kyoto Protocol a 'Slap in the Face,' Advocates Say

Dec 2 , 2010
Other rich states, most notably Russia and Canada, oppose extending the Kyoto treaty beyond 2012

Logging Loophole Under Attack at Cancun Climate Talks

Dec 1 , 2010
The loophole would allow some 450 megatons of climate-changing emissions each year, or 5% of the global total, a new report says

U.S. Call to Preserve Copenhagen Accord Puts Climate Conference on Edge

Nov 29 , 2010
Many poor countries want to scrap the three-page Copenhagen agreement that the U.S. wants to preserve

Youth Activists Reveal Toned-Down Strategy for Cancun

Nov 24 , 2010
With few government heads expected in Mexico, influence will come behind the scenes, not in front of a camera

Algae Fuel Inches Toward Price Parity with Oil

Nov 22 , 2010
With over 100 start-ups hard at work, industry predicts it can deliver success in under a decade if granted production tax credits

Is Sending Wyoming Coal to China Smart Economics?

Nov 18 , 2010
Controversy growing over plans to build docks in the Pacific Northwest to export Western-mined coal to China