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We Are Safer

Our fears are growing. Catastrophic events can’t be ignored, but the overall trend is that of a safer America. Crime Continue reading →

Methane Blowholes Erupt In Siberia

Siberia is a big place. So amazingly big that big doesn’t describe it. So, when someone was surprised to find Continue reading →

Being Poor Hurts

Forget ideology but remember compassion. Being poor hurts. Because of stress, living conditions, riskier jobs, poorer health, and fewer alternatives, Continue reading →

Tiny Houses Have History

Tiny houses are a trend, whether they are houses, trailers, boats, apartments, or yurts. The yurts are a clue. Tiny Continue reading →

Cyberattacks Overwhelm Cyberdefense

Cyberattackers have two things going for them: they can launch millions of attacks for almost nothing, and count on humans Continue reading →

Efficiency And Consumption Rise

The good news, almost every device has become dramatically more efficient. That should mean the total energy and resource use Continue reading →

Electric Cars Are Not A Panacea

Everything has its place, including electric cars. Electric cars have many advantages, but the way the electricity is produced and Continue reading →

Failing Countries

One advantage of the world’s diversity is the variety of scenarios under way. Speculation isn’t as valuable as observation. Venezuela Continue reading →

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