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Energy and Climate

by Steve LeVine
Follow the Shale Gas Leader
Energy and Climate

by Clifton Yin
The Carbon Tax Fantasy
Energy and Climate

by Barry Brook , Jessica Lovering & Max Luke
Next Nukes
by Bruce Katz & Mark Muro
To Grow the Economy, Grow America’s Cities
Energy and Climate

by Mark Lynas
The UK’s New Zero-Carbon Energy Alliance
Energy and Climate

by Roger Pielke, Jr.
New Technologies Preceded Regulations in Saving Ozone
by Jenny Banks & Keith Allott
Why Governments Must Pick the Right Energy Policy ‘Winners’
Energy and Climate

by Ted Nordhaus
Uniting a Fractured Republic
Energy and Climate

by Ken Silverstein
Obama’s Ohio Trump Card
Energy and Climate

by Matthew Stepp
Don’t Leave Our Clean Energy Choices Up to Environmentalists
by Matthew Nisbet
The Signal and the Noise
by Daniel Sarewitz
Scientists Don’t Always Know
Energy and Climate

by Michael Lind
Hurricane Sandy and the Case for Adaptation to Climate Change
Energy and Climate

by Mark Muro
What a Carbon Tax Is – and Isn’t – Good For
by Simone Foxman
US Hurricane Impacts Bigger – and Smaller – Than They Seem
by Roger Pielke, Jr.
Does R&D Drive Economic Growth?
Energy and Climate

by Steve LeVine
Asia Returns to Nukes
by Michael Lind
Cut-and-Invest Is a Death Trap
Energy and Climate

by Clifton Yin & Matthew Stepp
How the Economics of the Left and Right Have Failed the Electric Car
Energy and Climate

by Matthew Nisbet
Our Unproductive Climate Debate
Energy and Climate

by Michael Shellenberger & Ted Nordhaus
The ‘Corporate Welfare’ Behind the Gas Revolution
Energy and Climate

by Megan Nicholson
Coming Budget Cuts Threaten Energy Innovation and Growth
Energy and Climate

by Karen Palmer
Cheap Gas — Not EPA Regs — Driving Coal’s Decline
Energy and Climate

by Terry Engelder
You Didn’t Frack That
by Mark Schmitt
Polarization Is Here to Stay
by Matthew Nisbet
Winning the Future
by David Ropeik
Fishy Business
by Stewart Brand
The Long Peace
by Michael Lind
The Myth of the ‘Capitalist System’
Energy and Climate

by Barry Brook & Sanghyun Hong
No Nukes? Then Say Yes to Global Warming
Energy and Climate

by Steve LeVine
The Prius Paradox
by Scott Winship
What ‘Lost Decade’?
by David Ropeik
Environmentalism, the Face of a Deeper Fight
by Roger Pielke, Jr.
Is Economic Growth Coming to an End? — Part II
by Ken Silverstein
The Other F-Word of Shale Drilling
by Roger Pielke, Jr.
Is Economic Growth Coming to an End?
by Michael Shellenberger & Ted Nordhaus
AP: The Secret History of the Gas Revolution
by Matthew Nisbet
Questioning the Wisdom of Denier Discourse
by David Ropeik
The Science of Bias
Energy and Climate

by Ken Silverstein
Between Shale and a Hard Place
by Breakthrough Staff
Not One Lead from NYPD Spying on Muslims
by Mark Schmitt
The Theory of the Moocher Class
by Michael Lind
The Great Cosmopolitan Stagnation
by Roger Pielke, Jr.
The Politics of Prediction
by Matthew Nisbet
Diffusing Public Anger Over Climate Change
Energy and Climate

by Ted Nordhaus & Michael Shellenberger
Should We Swap Energy Subsidies for a Carbon Tax?
by Matthew Nisbet
Reflections on Mann and Ornstein’s Quest for Democratic Accountability
Energy and Climate

by Alex Trembath , Michael Shellenberger & Ted Nordhaus
Carbon Taxes and Energy Subsidies
Energy and Climate

by Jessica Lovering , Ted Nordhaus & Michael Shellenberger
New Nukes
by Breakthrough Staff
Young Kennedy Breaks with Family Over Cape Wind
by Michael Lind
Friedrich List and Economic Nationalism
by Matthew Nisbet
In Defense of Obama’s Compromise Strategy
by Roger Pielke, Jr.
Where Did the Jobs Go?
by Michael Lind
John Locke and Republican Liberty
by Michael Lind
Epicurean Ethics in a World Without Magic
Conservation

by Emma Marris
Love Your Pythons
Energy and Climate

by Barry Brook & Ben Heard
Nuclear Costs in Context
by Michael Shellenberger & Ted Nordhaus
Welcome to The Breakthrough
by Michael Shellenberger & Ted Nordhaus
Wicked Questions
Where New Ideas Are Born

“The old is dying and the new cannot be born: in the interregnum a great variety of morbid symptoms will appear,”…

by Michael Lind
Rebuilding America’s Public Square

With three months to go, the 2012 election campaign, as FactCheck.org recently editorialized, can best be summed up…

by Matthew Nisbet
Jesse Jenkins

Jesse Jenkins, Breakthrough Institute's Energy and Climate Policy Director and cofounder of Breakthrough Generation,…

by Breakthrough Staff
by Gwyneth Cravens
Breakthrough Dialogue 2012
by David Ropeik
Wicked Problems
by Oliver Morton
On Geoengineering
by Alex Trembath
Advancing Wind Power
by Fred Pearce
Are Fast Breeder Reactors A Nuclear Power Panacea?
by David Ropeik
The Way We’re Fighting Over Fracking is All Fracked Up
Conservatives and the State
Energy and Climate

by Clifton Yin & Matthew Stepp
Carbon Fiber: Another Successful Government Innovation
Energy and Climate

by Breakthrough Staff
Worldwide Nuclear Energy Expansion Continues
by Michael Lind
The Conservative Welfare State
Energy and Climate

by Michael Shellenberger
A New Climate Paradigm
Energy and Climate

by Mark Lynas
Fukushima Death Toll Projections Based on Junk Science
Energy and Climate

by Alex Trembath
Coal Rising in Europe: Gas Eyes the Throne in the US
Breakthrough 2012: Wicked Problems Agenda
Energy and Climate

by Breakthrough Staff
A Hamiltonian Government
Energy and Climate

by Breakthrough Staff
Time to Move Beyond Clean Tech Boom and Bust: NYT
‘Silent Spring’ is 50. The Credit, and the Blame, It Deserves.

By David Ropeik. Originally published at Risk: Reason and Reality at Big Think.In the 50 years since Silent Spring was…

by David Ropeik
Conservation

by Linus Blomqvist , Michael Shellenberger & Ted Nordhaus
Beyond Planetary Boundaries
History

Since its founding in 2003 by Ted Nordhaus and Michael Shellenberger, the Breakthrough Institute has worked to change…
Jobs
Fellowships Front Page text
Agenda 2012

Overcoming Wicked Problems: How can a modernized liberalism manage the wicked problems of the 21st century? Oliver…
Boundary conditions
by Linus Blomqvist , Ted Nordhaus & Michael Shellenberger
Planetary Boundaries: A Review of the Evidence
Energy and Climate

by Michael Shellenberger , Ted Nordhaus , Alex Trembath & more
Where the Shale Gas Revolution Came From
Where the Shale Gas Revolution Came From

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Energy and Climate

by Breakthrough Staff
Mr. Jenkins Goes to Washington
Interview with Alex Crawley, Former Program Director for the Energy Research and Development

Federal agencies played a leading role in the development of shale gas fracturing technologies, according to former…

Energy and Climate

by Alex Trembath
Germany Returns to Coal

Coal use will rise an estimated 13.5 percent in Germany this year, resulting in at least 14 million metric tons of…

Energy and Climate

by Jesse Jenkins
Time to Move Beyond Clean Tech Boom and Bust: NYT

In yet another sign of a growing consensus in support of energy policies that prioritize innovation, the New York…

Energy and Climate

by Alex Trembath
Gas Boom Poses Challenges for Renewables and Nuclear

The ongoing shale gas boom and the advent of low natural gas prices has pushed back the goal posts for clean energy…

Energy and Climate

by Alex Trembath & Jesse Jenkins
Energy and Climate

by Ted Nordhaus & Michael Shellenberger
How We Made Clean Energy Cheaper
by Jesse Jenkins , Alex Trembath , Ted Nordhaus & more
Beyond Boom and Bust: Report Overview
Beyond Boom and Bust: Summary of Recommendations

The recent gains made by clean tech sectors in the United States are shadowed by the looming collapse of federal…

Energy and Climate

by Jesse Jenkins , Alex Trembath , Ted Nordhaus & more
Energy and Climate

by Ted Nordhaus & Michael Shellenberger
How Emissions Decline in the Real World
Energy and Climate

by Jesse Jenkins
Historic Paths to Decarbonization
by Breakthrough Staff
Evolve Beyond Planetary Boundaries

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