My essay on Alaska in this week's issue of The Economist. Nowhere more clearly shows the forces that will sustain oil or the costs of failing to give it up: economist.com/essay/2022/09/…

My story this week: economist.com/business/2022/…

Our pod this week on the debate over a downturn

Wellesley College economist 🔋 Paula Johnson Hillary Clinton Andrea Jung Charlotte Howard Fabulous discussion!

In an age of war, competition with China, COVID and climate change, globalization’s next era looks different than the old. Briefing by me and Callum Williams. economist.com/briefing/2022/…

In the arduous task of decarbonizing America, building wind and solar farms was supposed to be the easy part. Turns out it isn't. My column on why renewable development in 2022, under Biden, will be more anemic than in 2020, under Trump. economist.com/business/2022/…

Activists have historically paired financial acumen with ferocious insults. A new generation is subtler. My column: economist.com/business/2022/…

Hosted this week's pod on my favorite subject. Big thanks to Jason Bordoff for joining. econ.st/3vMEiEy

My story in this week's issue: economist.com/business/annua…

American multinationals find themselves astride a fracturing world. My story here: economist.com/business/2022/…

My story this week, on the corporate exodus from Russia: economist.com/business/weste…

This week's pod describes how a tight jobs market is and isn't changing American business. See pod econ.trib.al/DVtkUwE and my story in The Economist economist.com/business/2022/…. Listen to the end for an interesting discussion with Daron Acemoglu

Will the energy crisis undercut support for aggressive climate action? Charlotte Howard, our New York bureau chief, weighs in with Vijay Vaitheeswaran on our climate podcast, “To a Lesser Degree” econ.trib.al/7bXUOFR

Spotted on my milk carton. Curious attempt at green branding.

Good deep dive in The Economist on how scarce metals, permitting barriers, land constraints, legal and regulatory frameworks, and cost of capital in emerging markets threaten to slow the green-energy boom. economist.com/briefing/2021/…

My story on the constraints to the green revolution. Cover story by me, leader by my colleagues in London. I admit I had to Google “bunged up”; 17 years at an English company and I am still working on my British vocab. economist.com/briefing/2021/…

More politicians and investors want to unleash a green revolution, deploying record levels of solar, wind and EVs in the next decade. My cover story on the bottlenecks that may hold them up: economist.com/briefing/2021/…

On “Checks and Balance” Charlotte Howard says America’s energy system may yet become more vulnerable to hacking, not less econ.st/3bzFF0i

Despite more than a decade of attention to cyber-security, America's pipelines and grids--the infrastructure on which the economy depends--remain woefully exposed. My story explaining: economist.com/united-states/…