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Energy and Climate

by Dalton Conley
Liberalism and the New Inequality
Energy and Climate

by Robert Atkinson
The Trouble with Progressive Economics
Conservation

by Fred Block
Daniel Bell's Prophecy
Conservation

by Hannah Nordhaus
An Environmental Journalist's Lament
Energy and Climate

by Dan Krewson
Punk and Possibility
Energy and Climate

by Ted Nordhaus & Michael Shellenberger
Modernizing Liberalism
No. 2 / Fall 2011
Conservation

by Michael Shellenberger & Ted Nordhaus
Evolve
by Bruno Latour
Love Your Monsters
by Michelle Marvier , Peter Kareiva & Robert Lalasz
Conservation in the Anthropocene
Conservation

by Erle Ellis
The Planet of No Return
Energy and Climate

by Mark Sagoff
The Rise and Fall of Ecological Economics
Energy and Climate

by Daniel Sarewitz
Liberalism's Modest Proposals
Conservation

by Steven Hayward
Modernizing Conservatism
Energy and Climate

by Siddhartha Shome
The New India Versus the Global Green Brahmins
Conservation
Gardening the Climate
No. 3 / Winter 2013
Energy and Climate

by Michael Shellenberger & Ted Nordhaus
Wicked Polarization
Energy and Climate

by Matthew Nisbet & Dietram Scheufele
The Polarization Paradox
Energy and Climate

by Chris Foreman
On Justice Movements
Energy and Climate

by Scott Winship
The Affluent Economy
Energy and Climate

by Michael Adams
Self-Righteous Minds
Food and Agriculture

by Helen Lee
The Making of the Obesity Epidemic
Energy and Climate

by Kathleen Higgins
Post-Truth Pluralism
Energy and Climate

by Lindsay Meisel
Don't Blame the Internet for Political Polarization
Erle Ellis’ Cheap Fantasy

I found Erle Ellis's piece, "The Planet of No Return," badly overblown, even on points where I'm in basic agreement.…

Conservation

by Bill McKibben
Dr. Pangloss, I Presume

Erle Ellis begins his essay, "The Planet of No Return," with a worshipful paean to humanity's powerful ability to…

Conservation

by Nils Gilman
Agriculture Didn’t Plow Under the Hunters

In, "The Planet of No Return," Erle Ellis contends that "hunting-and-gathering was not displaced for lack of wild…

Food and Agriculture

by Robert Dello-Russo
The Ponzi Scheme of Perpetual Growth

In his hubristic essay, "The Planet of No Return," Erle Ellis argues, "The perennial concern that human civilization…

Conservation

by Ronnie Hawkins
When Worlds Collide

Anthropogenic climate change represents one of the greatest and swiftest transformations the earth has experienced.…

Conservation

by Francisco Seijo
Paradigm of No Return

Erle Ellis, who authored "Planet of No Return" for Issue 2 of the Breakthrough Journal, replies here to responses from…

Conservation

by Erle Ellis
No. 4 / Summer 2014
Energy and Climate

by Will Boisvert
Harmonic Destruction
Environmental Politics

by Michael Lind
The Coming Realignment
Environmental Politics

by Mark Caine , Michael Shellenberger & Ted Nordhaus
After the Culture Wars
Food and Agriculture

by Emma Marris
Beyond Food and Evil
Environmental Politics

by Mark Caine , Michael Shellenberger & Ted Nordhaus
Embracing Creative Destruction
Food and Agriculture

by Charles Kenny
The Cooperative Advantage
Environmental Politics

by Martin W. Lewis
The Education of an Ecomodernist
Environmental Politics

by Mark Sagoff
Schumpeter's Revolution
No. 5 / Summer 2015
Food and Agriculture

by Jesse H. Ausubel
The Return of Nature
Food and Agriculture

by Martin W. Lewis
Rewilding Pragmatism
Food and Agriculture

by Ted Nordhaus , Michael Shellenberger & Jenna Mukuno
Ecomodernism and the Anthropocene
Food and Agriculture

by Mark Sagoff
A Theology for Ecomodernism
Energy and Climate

by Joseph Mascaro
Earth Makers
Environmental Politics

by Michael Lind
Raiding Progress
Energy and Climate

by Will Boisvert
Fear and Time
Environmental Politics

by Fred Block
The Stagnation Illusion
No. 6 / Summer 2016
Food and Agriculture

by Ted Nordhaus
After the Great Transformation
Environmental Politics

by Michael E. Zimmerman
Love and Vinyl Chloride
Conservation

by John Fleck
High-Tech Desert
Energy and Climate

by Sally Vance-Trembath
Modern Pope
Energy and Climate

by Michael Lind
Taking Modernization Seriously
Conservation

by Harry Saunders
Does Capitalism Require Endless Growth?
Environmental Politics

by Paul Robbins
After the Baby Bust
No. 7 / Summer 2017
Ecomodernism

by Ted Nordhaus & Emma Brush
Democracy in the Anthropocene
Food and Agriculture

by Erle Ellis
Nature for the People
Food and Agriculture

by Emma Marris
Can We Love Nature and Let It Go?
Energy and Climate

by Calestous Juma
Leapfrogging Progress
Environmental Politics

by Jennifer Bernstein
On Mother Earth and Earth Mothers
Environmental Politics

by Siddhartha Shome
Untapped Potential
No. 8 / Winter 2018
Conservation

by Ted Nordhaus & Emma Brush
Co-religion
Ecomodernism

by Charles Mann
The Edge of the Petri Dish
Energy and Climate

by Steven Pinker
Enlightenment Environmentalism
Energy and Climate

by Varun Sivaram
A Tale of Two Technologies
Energy and Climate

by Jonathan Symons
Geoengineering Justice
Energy and Climate

by Tisha Schuller
Reclaiming Environmentalism
Food and Agriculture

by Jenny Splitter
Better Living Through Technology
Food and Agriculture

by Ted Nordhaus
On the Nature of Wine
Energy and Climate

by Emma Brush , Michael Goff & Jameson McBride
Breakthrough Book Reviews
Cartoons from Issue 8
No. 9 / Summer 2018
Food and Agriculture

by Emma Brush & Ted Nordhaus
Nature Wars
Food and Agriculture

by Rachel Laudan
With the Grain
Conservation

by Alan Levinovitz
On Naturalness
Food and Agriculture

by R. David Simpson
The Trouble with Ecosystem Services
Conservation

by Mark Sagoff
Welcome to the Narcisscene
Environmental Politics

by Fred Block
Seeing the State
Food and Agriculture

by Julie Guthman
Strawberry Fields Forever?
Conservation

by Brandon Keim
If We Could Talk to the Animals
Poem: 'Accept advice'

from unexpected sources — not the stonemason’s crowning cathedral but his long apprenticeship and the beautiful…

by Leslie Ullman
Poem: A Brief for the Defense

Sorrow everywhere. Slaughter everywhere. If babies are not starving someplace, they are starving somewhere else. With…

by Jack Gilbert
by Nils Gilman
It's the Institutions, Stupid
Ecomodernism

by Rasmus Karlsson
Doubling Down on Progress
Ecomodernism

by Michael Lind
It's the Technology, Stupid
Conservation

by Garrett M. Broad
The Wrong Animal Welfare Debate
Food and Agriculture

by Tali Perelman
Book Review: Synthetic
Conservation

by Emma Brush
Book Review: The Evolution of Beauty
Cartoons in Issue 9

Not-to-miss drawings in Breakthrough Journal.
No. 10 / Winter 2019
Conservation

by Martin W. Lewis
Urban Jungle
Ecomodernism

by Jennifer Bernstein
Living in a Post-Material World
Food and Agriculture

by Marta Zaraska
Meeting Meat-Eaters Halfway
Food and Agriculture

by Shawn Regan
Where the Buffalo Roam
Food and Agriculture

by Felisa Rogers
Bad Liquor
Food and Agriculture

by Nassib Mugwanya
After Agroecology

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