Natasha Geiling

Natasha Geiling is an environmental journalist living in Berkeley, California. Her writing has appeared in ThinkProgress, Smithsonian Magazine, Atlas Obscura, and elsewhere. She is currently working towards her J.D. at Berkeley Law School.

Legal Battle Over the Border Wall Tests the Limits of Trump’s Power

Environmental groups are pushing back against President Trump

By Natasha Geiling March 13, 2020

In this story: borderlands

Whose Land Is This Land?

A battle over a fracked gas pipeline turns into a fight for the future of energy

By Natasha Geiling February 26, 2020

In this story: fracked gas, pipelines, climate change

Clean Coal Is Not a Joke

There’s nothing clean about coal and nothing funny about its impacts

By Natasha Geiling September 25, 2018

In this story: coal ash, coal, climate change

Brett Kavanaugh Is the Perfect Fit for Trump’s Anti-Environment Agenda

Kavanaugh’s environmental philosophy is industry above all else

By Natasha Geiling September 18, 2018

In this story: politics, environmental justice, solar

Donald Trump Doesn’t Care About States' Rights

The administration shows its true motivations on emissions standards

By Natasha Geiling August 29, 2018

In this story: clean energy, dirty energy, EPA

The Democratic Party Has a Climate Change Problem

The Democratic Party appears to be moving backward on climate action

By Natasha Geiling August 22, 2018

In this story: politics