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Russell Gold

  • Executive Vice President, Strategic Communications, T1 Energy Inc.
Austin
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Look What You Made Me Do

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By Russell Gold
| Washington and Lee Law Review
Abstract We have understood for centuries that crime is both the product of social forces and individual choice. We know now that crime is affected by economic deprivation, addiction, trauma, and mental health issues. But American criminal legal processes hide this reality by coercing defendants into expressing a profoundly simple narrative: crime is solely individual choice to do wrong.
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He Predicted the 2008 Housing Market Crash. Now He’s Betting Big on Nature.

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By Russell Gold
| Texas Monthly Verified
We’re standing atop one of the highest hills in Henderson County, but Kyle Bass wants to climb higher still. Be careful, he warns me as we begin our ascent of a fire lookout tower built in the forties. “It’s janky.” Other words that come to mind are “dilapidated” and “dangerous.” I grab hold of the ladder, and it moves a couple of inches, the nuts meant to bind it to the tower’s metal frame having loosened.
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Could the Sun Set on the Texas Renewable Energy Boom?

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By Russell Gold, Jason Heid Verified
| Texas Monthly Verified
Meteorologically speaking, it was a bad day for renewable energy. A dense fog enshrouded downtown Austin so completely that the Capitol wasn’t visible from two blocks away. Wind was nonexistent. My expectations were low as I took a short walk to the remote operations center of the second-largest wind-and-solar power producer in the state. But Texas, you may have heard, is big.
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