Energy Wisdom In Developing Countries

Many projections of global warming worry about developing nations creating a lot more pollution as their citizens begin living ‘Middle-Class Continue reading →

Retiring In America

Most know that the era of ‘work until you’re 65, then retire comfortably’ is gone, and may have only existed Continue reading →

Organ Banking

Transplanted organs save lives. Organs that can be transplanted are in incredibly short supply, very perishable, and very expensive. One Continue reading →

Mind Altering Electronics

Chocolate may affect your mood, but there’s been a desire to find a way to alter moods without resorting to Continue reading →

Home Ownership Fades In America

Owning your own home was a sign of success for Americans, and then was ratcheted up as people were expected Continue reading →

Trust In Government Is Down

Maybe you’ve felt that you trust the government less. If so, you are not alone (at least in the US). Continue reading →

Cities Save Money With Bikes

Bicycles and bicyclists were considered curiosities in most cities. Bike lanes and paths were recreational rather than pragmatic. Urbanization, economic Continue reading →

Farmers Profit When They Farm Organic

Conventional wisdom is that organic farming is niche, potentially unsustainable, and only a curiosity. The majority of the food grown Continue reading →