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Michael Shellenberger

Michael Shellenberger is a co-author of Break Through: From the Death of Environmentalism to the Politics of Possibility and co-founder of Breakthrough Institute.

Articles By Michael Shellenberger

The Fukushima Question

How close did Japan really get to a widespread nuclear disaster?

Ted Nordhaus and Michael Shellenberger | GREEN ROOM | Thursday, March 1, 2012, at 4:55 PM

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Innovate First, Regulate Later

Kicking off the Climate Next debate.

Michael Shellenberger and Ted Nordhaus | GREEN ROOM | Tuesday, Nov. 16, 2010, at 11:44 AM

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The Revolution Will Not Be Patented

We're already sending our clean-energy tech to China, and intellectual property law has nothing to do with it.

Michael Shellenberger and Ted Nordhaus | GREEN ROOM | Wednesday, April 21, 2010, at 7:06 AM

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The Precious Women of Nevada’s Brothels

1. Rule No. 1 for Female Academics: Don’t Have a Baby
By Mary Ann Mason | June 17, 2013

2. Help! My Daughter’s Stepfather Belittles Her, and I Feel Powerless to Stop Him.
By Emily Yoffe | June 17, 2013

3. Miss Utah Said Something Really Dumb. Is It OK to Laugh at Her?
By Amanda Marcotte | June 17, 2013

4. Why the Supreme Court Came Out Strong Against Arizona’s Voter Registration Law
By Emily Bazelon | June 17, 2013

5. The Precious Women of Nevada’s Brothels
By David Rosenberg | June 17, 2013

1. Rule No. 1 for Female Academics: Don’t Have a Baby
By Mary Ann Mason | June 17, 2013

2. Sesame Street Creates a Muppet Whose Dad Is in Jail. Way Too Many Kids Relate.
By Amanda Marcotte | June 17, 2013

3. Here's What It Looks Like When a Technology Actually Dies
By Will Oremus | June 17, 2013

4. Why is Exercise Such a Chore?
By Anil Ananthaswamy | June 16, 2013

5. Is Cybertopianism Really Such a Bad Thing?
By Ethan Zuckerman | June 17, 2013

That Cheap Stuff You Just Bought At Walmart? Turns Out It Cost $6,000 More Than You Thought. (Upworthy)

Mad Men recap: 'The Quality of Mercy' (The Week)

UK report: Saatchi cautioned over assault on wife (Social Reader)

Guy Tosses Meat to Bear, Gets Mauled (Newser)

Maybe The Coolest Car Commercial You'll Ever See (Upworthy)

How typeface influences the way we read and think (The Week)

We're Teaching Kids History, But We're Leaving This Entire Bit Out? (Upworthy)

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Leonardo DiCaprio Flaunts Wealth in 'Wolf of Wall Street' Trailer (Rolling Stone)

Rick Perry Raids Blue States for Jobs (Time)

Mumford & Sons' Ted Dwane Shares Post-Surgery Picture (Rolling Stone)

Must-See Reality TV in Norway: A 134-Hour Ferry Journey (Newser)

What Superman and Mitt Romney have in common (Social Reader)

Whoa, Why Did Scalia Help Strike Down Arizona’s Voter-Registration Law?

How Can a Woman Not Know She’s Pregnant Until She Gives Birth?

The Answer to the Bob Benson Mystery Is on Those Coffee Cups He's Always Holding

The NSA Is Lying When It Says Phone Records Are in a "Lockbox" Requiring a Warrant to Search

Whitey Bulger Trial: Meet the Witness Who Commited 20 Murders Yet Walks Free Today

13-Year-Old Shoots His Kid Sister Dead With a Shotgun. Don't Say No One Is to Blame.

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