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Energy and Climate

by Breakthrough Staff
San Onofre Nuclear Closure to Boost State Carbon Emissions by 8 Million Tons
Energy and Climate

by Michael Shellenberger & Ted Nordhaus
No Solar Way Around It
Energy and Climate

by Breakthrough Staff
Frequently Asked Questions About Nuclear Power
Energy and Climate

by Roger Pielke, Jr.
Europe’s Climate Fail
Energy and Climate

by Alex Trembath , Max Luke , Michael Shellenberger & more
Debunking Rhodium
Energy and Climate

by Roger Pielke, Jr.
How Much Energy Does the World Need?
Energy and Climate

by Breakthrough Staff
Amory Lovins’ Efficiency Fantasy
Energy and Climate

by Alex Trembath & Max Luke
Obama’s Climate Legacy
Energy and Climate

by Michael Lind
Why Economists Don’t Get Technology
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
Energy and Climate

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

by Ken Silverstein
Between Shale and a Hard Place
Energy and Climate

by Alex Trembath , Michael Shellenberger & Ted Nordhaus
Carbon Taxes and Energy Subsidies
New Air Pollution Rules Could Reduce US Electric-Sector CO2 Emissions By More Than 4 Percent

Updated: This post was originally published on January 1, 2012. It was updated on January 27, 2012 to reflect the…

Energy and Climate

by Alex Trembath & Jesse Jenkins
History of the Shale Gas Revolution

The shale gas revolution, which has been the primary source of increased natural gas production since 2000, [1] is the…

Energy and Climate

by Alex Trembath
The Costs of Replacing Japan’s Nuclear Power

Post updated to include a geothermal power replacement scenario, adjust costs for coal-fired power plants, correct a…

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