As director of Behavioral Science and Assessment at Climate Central, she works on issues of science skepticism, extreme weather attribution, and the public conversation on climate change. Previously, as a member of the White House Social and Behavioral Sciences Team, she applied insights from behavioral science to improve program implementation across the federal government, and as a science fellow with Senator Bennet (D-CO), Feygina worked on energy and environment policy development. Her doctorate work at NYU focused on the role of motivated reasoning in climate change skepticism.