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  • Food and Agriculture
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    by Waverly Eichhorst & Saloni Shah

  Fermentation Needs Public Investment to Transform Protein Production

• STATEMENT: The White House’s latest Executive Order enriches the future of nuclear energy

  Berkeley, Calif. — Today, the Biden Administration released a new Executive Order (EO) laying out their climate…

  

  by Adam Stein

• Blog: Takeaways from the Save Diablo Canyon Rally

  Last weekend, a crowd of more than one hundred people filled the courtyard in front of the San Luis Obispo Superior…

  Energy and Climate

  

  by Seaver Wang & Jamie Livingston
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  • Food and Agriculture
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    by Ted Nordhaus & Alex Smith

  The Problem With Alice Waters and the “Slow Food” Movement

• Closure of San Onofre Nuclear Power Plant Increased Emissions in California by 37 Million Metric Tons of CO2e

  Closing nuclear power plants consistently increase emissions. As momentum is building for California to reconsider the…

  Energy and Climate

  

  by Adam Stein & Jameson McBride

• RELEASE: Alternative meats are here to stay — and so is beef

  Berkeley, Calif. — Today, the Breakthrough Institute’s Saloni Shah, Food and Agriculture Analyst, and Dan…

  

  by Jamie Livingston

• Blog: Plant-Based Meat Prices are Falling. What Does That Mean for Beef and Emissions?

  As prices fall for plant-based meats like the Beyond and Impossible Burger, many expect them to replace a large portion…

  Food and Agriculture

  

  by Saloni Shah & Dan Blaustein-Rejto

• RELEASE: After the Green New Deal: BTI launches Breakthrough Journal Winter Issue

  How do we advance green technology when idealized government solutions are no longer realistic?

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  • Food and Agriculture
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    by Emma Kovak & Robert Paarlberg

  Gene Edited Crops and Climate Change
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  • Energy and Climate
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    by Seaver Wang , Vijaya Ramachandran & Zeke Hausfather

  The Rich World — Not Sub-Saharan Africa — Needs to Lead on Decarbonization
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  • Energy and Climate
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    by Ted Nordhaus

  Blog: The True Face of the Anti-Nuclear Movement

• ICYMI: Foreign Policy Magazine: COP26 Is Silent on Human Rights in China

  Is getting China to the table worth turning a blind eye to genocide?

  

  by Jamie Livingston
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  • Energy and Climate
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    by Juzel Lloyd

  The Costs of Mining

• Blog: Update from the Trenches of COP26 in Glasgow

  There is a cold drizzle outside all day in Glasgow, but inside the convention center, the COP26 negotiations are hot…

  Energy and Climate

  

  by Zeke Hausfather

• ICYMI: Foreign Policy Magazine: Rich Countries’ Climate Policies Are Colonialism in Green

  Norway’s mandates of green energy abroad while being Europe’s 2nd largest natural gas supplier highlights their…

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  • Energy and Climate
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    by Vijaya Ramachandran

  Green Colonialism: Rich Countries’ Climate Policies Keep the Global South Poor

• RELEASE: New Analysis Breaks Down $2 Billion in Proposed New Ag Spending, Climate Benefits in Reconciliation Bill

  Berkeley, Calif. — This week in a new blog post, the Breakthrough Institute’s Director of Food and Agriculture Dan…

• RELEASE: NuScale’s Success Highlights Pain Points at NRC for Advanced Nuclear Reactor Licensing

  Berkeley, Calif. — This week in a new blog post, Breakthrough Institute’s Senior Nuclear Energy Analyst Dr. Adam Stein…