David Gelles
Unclaimed profileClimate Reporter, The New York Times
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David Gelles is a leading climate correspondent and environmental journalist at The New York Times, where he covers climate policy, sustainability, and the intersection of business and environmental action. As head of the Times acclaimed Climate Forward newsletter and events program, Gelles delivers in-depth reporting on climate change solutions, corporate environmental responsibility, and government climate initiatives. Prior to his current role, he served as a business columnist writing the popular Corner Office column for the Times, and spent five years as a correspondent at the Financial Times covering corporate leadership and business trends. Gelles is an accomplished author whose works include the New York Times bestseller The Man Who Broke Capitalism, which examines corporate responsibility and shareholder activism.
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David Gelles has been covering the intersection of climate change and politics, including the shifting political dynamics, influx of climate funding, and how Democrats should talk about the issue, as well as the potential energy price impacts of a deal to end the war in Iran.