Analyses and essays from the Breakthrough Institute on US energy and environmental policy, including permitting reform, wildfire and forest management, and climate litigation. Readers get a policy-focused, pro-technology perspective grounded in legislative detail, data, and scientific reports.

A quarterly personal newsletter written from a family-managed forest in the Pacific Northwest, mixing field observations of forest health and stewardship with reflections on the wider political and environmental events of the 2020s. It is framed as a record for the author's grandchildren about what happened during the decade.

Evergreen Magazine is an independent American forestry publication covering forest policy, science, and practice, with recent issues examining a congressional inquiry into environmental groups, nationwide wildfire campaigns, and wildfire economics. Readers get long-form reporting and opinion from long-time contributors, though the excerpts also contain frequent subscription and donation appeals.

A newsletter of stories about rebuilding and restoring forests, mixing essays on reciprocity and stewardship with field-level accounts such as bird monitoring and oak planting. Readers get reflective, first-person narratives about how human choices shape the health and resilience of forest ecosystems.