Analysis
Will Climate Change Really Take Away Our Breakfast?
A Recent High-Profile Nature Paper Doesn’t Say What Its Authors Say it Does
· Lauren Teixeira
Food Grow more food on less land.
A pragmatic vision for the global food system: meet rising food demand for a healthy and prosperous population while minimizing emissions and humanity's intrusion into wild nature.
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Animal Agriculture
Latest: Beef. It’s Still What’s For Dinner
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Agricultural Biotechnology
Latest: Breakthrough Institute Applauds USDA Approval of Genetically Engineered Disease-Resistant American Chestnut Tree
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Industrial Agriculture
Latest: The Clock Is Ticking for Glyphosate
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Sustainable Intensification
Latest: Rich World, Poor World
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Agricultural Research and Innovation
Latest: Are U.S. Crop Yields Declining?
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Pesticides
Latest: Bioengineering the Ultimate Honeypot
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MAHA
Latest: Glyphosate’s Environmental Benefits
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Organic and Regenerative Agriculture
Latest: Surgeon General Pick Deepens Rift Between Trump Admin and Farmers
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Biofuels
Latest: Breakthrough Institute Statement on EPA’s 2026-27 Renewable Fuel Volume Requirements
Food work
Research, analysis and everything on the record across animal agriculture, agricultural biotechnology, industrial agriculture and more.
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Sub-Saharan Africa Can’t Afford to Eat on a Carbon Diet
Green fertilizers are an empty promise to farmers in sub-Saharan Africa
· Ryan Alimento
Analysis
Breakthrough Journal Is Now The Ecomodernist
Building a New Environmental Paradigm
· Ted Nordhaus, Alex Trembath, Alex Smith
Analysis
President's Budget Jeopardizes American Biotech Leadership
Trump administration will struggle to achieve needed deregulation amid downsizing at USDA, EPA, and FDA
· Emily Bass
Analysis
How Trump Can Quietly Cut Global Livestock Emissions By Selling American Beef
The Climate Comparative Advantage of American Beef Production
· Benjamin Goren, Dan Blaustein-Rejto
Analysis
Trump Has an Opportunity to Modernize Agricultural Biotechnology Regulations
The U.S. Needs A Truly Product- and Risk-Based Biotechnology Framework
· Emma Kovak
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Dan Blaustein-Rejto
Director, Food and Agriculture Email
Latest: Breakthrough Institute Applauds USDA Approval of Genetically Engineered Disease-Resistant American Chestnut Tree
Emily Bass
Director, Federal Policy, Food and Agriculture Email
Latest: Climate Change Alone Doesn’t Explain Today’s Wildfires
