Every fall, the Breakthrough Institute invites policymakers, experts, journalists, and more from across the world to join us outside of Washington D.C. to tackle one big topic in climate politics and policy.

This year, we’ll be digging into material abundance, or, more specifically, how the innovation, construction, and socialization of a new abundance agenda for the 21st century are, in many ways, being choked off by the same administrative state that was designed to reign in the worst excesses of 20th century American infrastructural and economic development. Over two days, we’ll look at how best to understand the origins of that administrative state and discuss a possible new set of rules and institutions to realize a new era of abundance.

We hope you’ll join us for a series of live-streamed panels focused on “deregulating abundance” and, hopefully, compounding it for future generations.