Below is a collection of the writing by Ted Nordhaus and Michael Shellenberger, founders of the Breakthrough Institute.
US Energy & Climate Policy
Green Jobs for Janitors: How Neoliberals and Green Keynesians Wrecked Obama's Promise of a Clean Energy Economy | October 2010
The New Republic
Freeing Energy Policy From The Climate Change Debate | March 2010
Yale e360
The Flawed Logic of The Cap-and-Trade Debate | May 2009
Yale e360
Obama is just blowing smoke | April 2009
Slate
Gas-tax Holiday Debate Warns of Fights to Come | May 2008
San Francisco Chronicle
Getting Real on Climate Change (PDF) | December 2008
American Prospect
International Climate Policy and Politics
WSJ: Forget the U.N. Climate Convention, Rethink Innovation Instead | November 2010
Wall Street Journal
The End of Magical Climate Thinking | January 2010
Foreign Policy
Contrivance in Copenhagen | December 2009
Breakthrough Institute
Part II: Climate Realpolitik and the End of Postcolonialism | December 2009
Breakthrough Institute
The Emerging Climate Consensus: Global Warming Policy in a Post-Environmental World (PDF) | April 2009
A collection of Nordhaus and Shellenberger's post-Break Through writings.
Scrap Kyoto | June 2008
Democracy Journal
Energy Technology and Innovation
"Post-Partisan Power" - Report Overview | October 2010
How a Limited and Direct Approach to Energy Innovation Can Deliver Clean Cheap Energy, Economic Productivity, and National Prosperity
Fast, Clean, & Cheap: Cutting Global Warming's Gordian Knot | January 2008
Harvard Law & Policy Review
Clean Energy Competitiveness Policy
Closing the clean energy gap with Asia | March 2010
Austin Statesman
Storm Clouds on the Clean Tech Horizon: Presentation to the Clean Tech Group | February 2010
Presentation by Michael Shellenberger and Ted Nordhaus. (pptx)
Environmentalism and Political Philosophy
The Green Bubble, Why Environmentalism Keeps Imploding | May 2009
The New Republic
Bellution Paradigm: Why We Can't Leave Saving the Planet to Environmentalists | May 2009
Presentation from Nordhaus and Shellenberger
Investment trumps environmental regulation | March 2009
The San Francisco Chronicle
A New Inconvenient Truth | November 2008
The New Republic
The Green Bubble Bursts | September 2008
The Los Angeles Times
Second Life: A Manifesto for a New Environmentalism | October 2007
The New Republic
Break Through Introduction (PDF) | October 2007
The introduction to the Nordhaus and Shellenberger's full length successor to the Death of Environmentalism
Preparing for Nature's Attack (PDF) | April 2006
The New York Times
Arctic battle should move to Hyannis Port | December 2005
San Francisco Chronicle
The Death of Environmentalism: Global Warming in a Post Environmental World (PDF) | October 2004
Nordhaus and Shellenberger famously declare environmentalism dead, igniting a firestorm of controversy.
Public Opinion and Social Values
Apocalypse Fatigue: Losing the Public on Climate Change | November 2009
Yale e360
What the U.N. can learn from Google | December 2007
San Francisco Chronicle
Why Americans Vote Their Values | September 2006
Blueprint Magazine
