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The Ecomodernist

Breakthrough Institute, Henry I. Miller, Maarten Boudry, Ted Nordhaus, Alex Trembath, Jon Entine, Ryan Alimento, Emily Bass, Peter Cook, Shawn Regan, Elizabeth McCarthy, Marc Levitt, Adam, Seaver Wang, Vijaya Ramachandran

Building a new environmental paradigm through analyses and essays on politics, nuclear energy, agriculture, critical minerals, permitting reform, and much more. The Ecomodernist is a publication of the Breakthrough Institute.

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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Breakthrough Institute

    Breakthrough

  • Henry I. Miller

    Physician and molecular biologist. 15-year veteran of the FDA, founding director of its Office of Biotechnology.

  • Maarten Boudry

    Philosopher and independent scholar writing on human progress and human (ir)rationality. Author of The Betrayal of Enlightenment, forthcoming from Pitchstone Publishing.

  • Ted Nordhaus

    Ted Nordhaus is the founder and executive director of the Breakthrough Institute and a co-author of the Ecomodernist Manifesto.

  • Alex Trembath

    Executive Director at the Breakthrough Institute. Ecomodernist. Promethean Hamiltonian Schumpeterian meliorist.

  • Jon Entine

    Lifelong journalist. Network TV news producer. Founder of the Science Literacy Project (aka Genetic Literacy Project).

  • Ryan Alimento
  • Emily Bass

    Emily Bass is the Director of Federal Policy for Food & Agriculture at the Breakthrough Institute.

  • Peter Cook

    Geologist, Researcher, Critical Mineral Policy Adviser

  • Shawn Regan

    Shawn Regan is a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, where he writes on economic, energy, and environmental issues.

  • Elizabeth McCarthy

    Analyst at The Breakthrough Institute focused on NEPA, permitting reform, and the legal barriers that slow clean energy and infrastructure development.

  • Marc Levitt
  • Adam
  • Seaver Wang

    Dr. Seaver Wang is Co-Director of the Climate and Energy program at the Breakthrough Institute, a global research center that promotes technological solutions to environmental and human-development challenges.

  • Vijaya Ramachandran

    I am an economist, writing about climate, energy and food security.

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