Salma Elmallah
Temple University

Salma is a postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Geography and Urban Studies at Temple University. She is an interdisciplinary researcher who uses qualitative and quantitative methods to understand the spatial, distributive, and procedural politics of decarbonization in the built environment. Her prior and ongoing research investigates discourses and experiences of household gas-to-electric heating transitions, the politics of rural renewable energy planning, and how fossil fuel infrastructure shapes and is shaped by decarbonization transitions. She completed her PhD in the Energy and Resources Group at UC Berkeley in 2023.
All Contributions
Deconstructing Gas Industry Propaganda
What is gas industry propaganda? Gas is a huge industry. It encompasses companies that extract gas (e.g. through drilling or hydraulic fracturing, also known as fracking), …

Getting off Gas: Improving Fossil Gas Regulation Now for a Post-fossil Fuel Future
The United States’ extensive fossil gas infrastructure is characterized by greenhouse gas emissions, methane leaks, and explosions that imperil lives, disproportionately affect the health and well-being …
