Ocean Motion Energy

Wave and tidal power don’t receive as much attention as solar and wind, but the price for ocean energy is Continue reading →

Social Progress Index

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is a handy term for measuring a country’s economy, but it is poor at measuring quality Continue reading →

Argentina Fights Federal Debt

Argentina has found itself the target of predatory lenders. The concern was that a sovereign nation would find itself at Continue reading →

Unsustainable Federal Debt

Ten years ago the US federal debt was considered something to worry about. The Great Recession hit, and the expedient Continue reading →

Taxes Don’t Fix Income Inequality – Yet

Income inequality is so extreme that it is hard to imagine. The disparity just becomes too difficult to accept, despite Continue reading →

Urbanization Blip

Urbanization has been increasing; especially, since the Great Recession. One sign of a shift is that people are shifting again. Continue reading →

Drought Hurts Reservations Most

The drought in California and the American Southwest is illustrated with contrasting photos of reservoirs filled now emptied, lawns green now Continue reading →

Are Artificial Emotions Bigger Than AI

Much of the debate about digital singularities, the loss of human jobs to robots, and the eventual evolution of electronic Continue reading →