Oil Misguesses Supply And Demand

Big oil made big assumptions when it began the massive fracking campaign. Fracking and OPEC policies increased production. The competition Continue reading →

The Richest Rich Fund Politics

The 1% of the 1% (aka the 0.01%) contributed 29% of all political donations. 31,976 people gave $1.8B to US Continue reading →

Rents Are Too Tight For Too Many

In the US, over 25% of renters are spending more than 50% of their income on rent. That’s 11,250,000 households, Continue reading →

American Rubella Eradicated

Congratulations. Thanks to vaccinations and a concerted effort, Rubella has officially been eradicated in North and South America. At one Continue reading →

Analysis Of Climate Change On Weather

Weather is short term. Climate is long term. Changes in climate show mean changes in weather. Analyses are revealing that Continue reading →

Drought And Fire Double Whammy

As if California’s drought wasn’t bad enough for people and farms, the lack of rain is drying out the native Continue reading →

Plug Your House Into A Battery

Add a batter to your house and radically change your relationship with energy, and save costs for everyone. Electricity on Continue reading →

Pacific Coast Volcano Erupts

Underwater volcanoes are hard to sea, er, see. The Axial Seamount is a volcano off the coast of Oregon that Continue reading →