US Consumption Flattens

If you’ve been trying to live more sustainably, congratulate yourself. At least in America, consumption seems to be declining, even Continue reading →

Data That Matters April 2015

Antarctica sets a new temperature record of 63.5F. California’s snowpack is at 6% of normal. Since 1870, sea level has Continue reading →

Bullets Can Now Chase Targets

Dodging a bullet just became tougher. DARPA has developed a bullet that can change its direction after its been fired. Continue reading →

Corporations Shift US Housing

Corporations are stepping into the US housing market. After the Great Recession, houses were cheap, but most people couldn’t afford Continue reading →

US Oil Production Declines

The oil surplus is so large, and demand is not growing as it did, that the price of oil has Continue reading →

Solar Adopted Quicker Than Coal And Oil

Roughly, it took 50 years for coal to replace wood as a major energy source. It then took about 50 Continue reading →

Phone Cameras Reveal Real News

Until recently, major revolutions in thought and understanding relied on mass-produced publications or reports from broadcast media. Now, everyone with Continue reading →

Robots Account For Productivity

There has been a disconnect between growth in the economy and growth in jobs and wages. While some of the Continue reading →