What I read this week...

Biden approval hits new low amid public discontent with both parties (Quinnipiac Poll)

People have money but feel glum – what does that mean for the economy? (WSJ)

How much sprawl costs America; more than $1 trillion, according to new report (Bloomberg)

Here's the speech Joe Biden should give on the climate 'emergency' (Faster, Please!)

The world can’t wean itself off Chinese lithium (WIRED)

Emerging small nuclear reactors may significantly contribute to grid decarbonization by 2050 (Utility Dive)

Congress pushes in its CHIPS (Popular Information)

The complete guide to '-In My Backyard'; YIMBYs, NIMBYs, and everyone in-between (The Discourse Lounge)

The next generation of NIMBYs (The Atlantic)

Top 10 political issues to run on and why (Slow Boring)

State legislators passed abortion bans. These corporations sent checks. (Popular Information)

Most Americans think NASA’s $10 billion space telescope is a good investment, poll finds (The Verge)

Potential fabrication in research images threatens key theory of Alzheimer’s disease (Science)

India’s ed-tech bubble goes pop (WSJ)