America: We want cheap energy. And more manufacturing. And good jobs. House GOP: What if, and hear us out, we got rid of those things but gave some nice tax breaks to the rich? nytimes.com/2025/05/13/cli…

Punish the poor by taking away their healthcare while giving tax cuts to the wealthy. Absolutely brutal CBO analysis of GOP bill for anyone paying attention.

The Trump admin offers pro-manufacturing pablum while gutting funding for actual manufacturers.

"The data suggests that clean energy growth, union jobs, and equitable investments — like garlic, onion, and sesame seeds — can indeed pair well together," writes Ben Beachy. Why "everything bagel" energy policy is a win-win-win: heatmap.news/ideas/abundanc…

Despite some "abundance" claims, many clean energy delays point not to an excess of policymaking, but an absence. I lay out a data-backed agenda for clean energy abundance in this new piece for Heatmap News In many cases, we need more policy, not less. heatmap.news/ideas/abundanc…

Today's vote spells anxiety & sickness for millions. But it's not over. Voters don't like it when politicians help the rich by axing affordable healthcare, groceries, & electricity. We'll fight this till we win. The GOP can wreak havoc, but they can't unbend the arc of history.

If you're in DC and abundance-curious, you might like this panel & happy hour tomorrow evening. We'll discuss policies that would deliver abundance vs. those that would take us backwards, moderated by Claire Jones of the Financial Times (Claire Jones). eventbrite.co.uk/e/abundance-do…

What's the path forward for climate & clean energy policy? Tune in to this symposium tomorrow, where a few of us will offer ideas for what comes next. Livestream link below. Climate panel starts at 11:20am.