Kansas Wind Power Surprises
Kansas’s adoption of wind power surprised even Kansas. They gave themselves a goal of generating 20% of their power from Continue reading
Kansas’s adoption of wind power surprised even Kansas. They gave themselves a goal of generating 20% of their power from Continue reading
Americans own a lot of stuff. We know that. The numbers, however, can be incredible. Start with the average number Continue reading
Robots are taking jobs. But which jobs? Yet another study has made some guesses. The closer the labor gets to Continue reading
The Great Recession changed housing. Millions in the US have decided to rent instead of buy. Corporations bought many of Continue reading
It’s official, General Motors has stated in court that, even if you pay for your car in cash, you don’t Continue reading
The US is using less petroleum. Increasingly efficient vehicles, and shifting attitudes and actions are diminishing the total petroleum required Continue reading
Connecting everyone to the electrical grid is easy, as long as they live in dense places like cities. Rural has Continue reading
The second largest island in the US has gone 100% renewable thanks to wind and hydro power. The notable aspect Continue reading