Jesse Chase-Lubitz

Climate Journalist

Jesse Chase-Lubitz is a climate journalist covering adaptation infrastructure, development, and economics. Her work has appeared in Bloomberg, Foreign Policy, Yahoo News, Politico and The Japan Times. She also works as a consultant at the World Bank’s Climate Investment Fund and as a researcher at the London School of Economics. She is co-founder of Edifice.eco.

Renewables are exacerbating modern slavery — how businesses can act

August 15, 2023

by Jesse Chase-Lubitz

Addressing the systemic issues of slavery and tracking will take multistakeholder engagement that includes workers along with clearer regulatory signals.
Interest in small nuclear power is rising. Here's why

August 3, 2023

by Jesse Chase-Lubitz

Nuclear reactors are getting smaller, cheaper and easier to make. That’s inspiring more companies large and small to angle for a piece of the market.
- Energy & Climate
- Nuclear Energy
Europe encourages carbon removal with a stick, rather than a carrot

May 15, 2023

by Jesse Chase-Lubitz

A new carbon removal framework in the EU could provide the foundation needed to instill trust in a young carbon removal market.
- Carbon Markets
- European Union

Jesse Chase-Lubitz

Climate Journalist

Renewables are exacerbating modern slavery — how businesses can act

Interest in small nuclear power is rising. Here's why

Europe encourages carbon removal with a stick, rather than a carrot