US Petroleum Usage Is Down

The US is using less petroleum. Increasingly efficient vehicles, and shifting attitudes and actions are diminishing the total petroleum required Continue reading →

Mini-Grids Beat Mega-Grids

Connecting everyone to the electrical grid is easy, as long as they live in dense places like cities. Rural has Continue reading →

Wind And Water Make An Island 100% Renewable

The second largest island in the US has gone 100% renewable thanks to wind and hydro power. The notable aspect Continue reading →

Map Of The Internet Devices

The Internet is everywhere! Or at least it seems so when in a city, in an industrialized country, and you Continue reading →

Autonomous Autos Change Commutes

The mass adoption of the car changed cities by creating suburbs. The mass adoption of the autonomous auto may extend Continue reading →

Banks Barely Fined

Five banks were charged with $5B fines, that’s $1B per bank, for colluding to manipulate currency markets that are valued Continue reading →

Sailing Through Space

Boaters come in two major camps: sail versus motor, wind versus diesel. Fuel gets you farther faster, and is more Continue reading →

Being Poor Costs Too Much

Being poor sounds like an easy thing to fix, if you’re rich. Just spend less money. There are flaws in Continue reading →