Two More Good Posts On Nordhaus and Shellenberger’s Break Through

To wrap up (I think) the discussion here on Ted Nordhaus and Michael Shellenberger‘s provocative ideas and new book, Break Through: From the Death of Environmentalism to the Politics of Possibility (see previous posts here and here), I wanted to refer you to two more excellent posts on the topic:

  • Chris Mooney has a post at DeSmog Blog entitled: “Nordhaus and Shellenberger: Overselling the Right Message” that’s worth checking out.
  • David Roberts has an excellent reply to Nordhaus and Shellenberger at GristMill in which he makes the excellent observation that N&S have both too much and too little faith in the power of markets.
  • And of course, you should probably pick up a copy of N&S’s book, Break Through and see what all the fuss is about yourself. There’s a lot of good stuff in there. Happy reading…


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    Jesse Jenkins is an energy and climate policy analyst, advocate, and blogger. Jesse is the Director of Energy and Climate Policy at the Breakthrough Institute in Oakland, California, where he works to develop and advance new energy solutions to power America's future, secure our energy freedom, and halt global warming. He joined Breakthrough in June 2008 and previously directed the Breakthrough Generation fellowship program for young clean energy leaders. Jesse worked previously as a Research and Policy Associate at the Renewable Northwest Project in Portland, OR, helping to advance the development of the Pacific Northwest's abundant renewable energy potential. A prolific author and blogger on clean energy issues, Jesse is the founder and chief editor of WattHead - Energy News and Commentary, a featured writer and advisory board member at the Energy Collective, and a frequent contributor at Forbes.com, Huffington Post, and Grist.org.

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