Julia is a climate and energy reporter and longtime contributor to NPR News and programming, including the Science, International and Business desks, as well as NPR's climate coverage. She has also reported for several NPR podcasts, including Planet Money, Rough Translation, Short Wave, Life Kit and Code Switch. Julia has reported for NPR on the tree math of carbon offsets, how misinformation is derailing renewable energy projects across the U.S., and traveled deep into the Sumatran rainforest in search of climate solutions. Her career began in Cairo in 2009 where she moved to research Egyptian renewable energy projects and stayed to work for BBC News. She later began reporting for The World and Marketplace. Julia spent a decade covering fossil fuels and the people affected by them in Egypt, Kenya, the U.S. and as a Fulbright Fellow in Nigeria, where she followed stolen oil from Nigeria to Togo to Long Island on Morning Edition.