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Could the U.S. Unlock a Shale Revolution for Critical Minerals?
Tapping new critical mineral resources with technology and innovation
Dec 19
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Peter Cook
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A New Era
Breakthrough's 2025 Annual Report
Dec 18
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Ted Nordhaus
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Alex Trembath
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The Environmentalists Making Forest Fires Worse
And How The Fix Our Forests Act Can Stop Them
Dec 17
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Alex Smith
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Elizabeth McCarthy
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Greenwashing With Chinese Characteristics
China's "Green Electrostate" Is Neither
Dec 12
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Understanding the NRC Independence Debate
The NRC Has Never Been a Wholly Independent Agency, But That’s Not Necessarily a Problem
Dec 10
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An Engineer’s Dream, A Lawyer’s Nightmare
Converting marine propulsion to nuclear makes a lot of sense, but only if you’re an engineer
Dec 8
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Why California’s Coastal Commission Should Let Diablo Canyon Keep Operating
Fish larvae are stalling key permits for California's largest clean power plant
Dec 3
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Breaking Things at Breakthrough
A few weeks ago, I was reminiscing about the Death of Environmentalism controversy with Adam Werbach.
Dec 1
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Ted Nordhaus
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November 2025
Are U.S. Crop Yields Declining?
Most of Them Aren’t, But Yield Growth Remains Critical
Nov 24
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What The U.S.-Saudi Nuclear Deal Means for the American Nuclear Industry
Oversight and transparency Will Guide What Comes Next
Nov 19
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The Fall of Permitting Reform
Passing a Permitting Bill Has Never Looked More Plausible, But Hurdles Remain
Nov 18
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Climate Finance Is Everything—And So Nothing
It’s Beyond Time to Collapse the Distinction Between Climate and Development Assistance
Nov 17
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