California’s Drought Gets Personal

California’s drought continues, and the state has enacted restrictions that reach into bathrooms and onto lawns. The state has to Continue reading →

Inflation By Class

Inflation is low, on average. No one lives an average life. Depending on your mix of needs versus wants, goods Continue reading →

Antarctica Sets New Temp Record

A research station in Antarctica recorded a new record high temperature: 63.3F and then recorded another record at 63.5F. Guinness Continue reading →

Data That Matters – March2015

The Walton Family owns as much as the poorest 42% of American families. California is the first state generating 5% Continue reading →

Economic Inequality Worsens

Perceptions are changing, but most Americans still underestimate income and wealth inequality. The bifurcation of society extends to our communications. Continue reading →

Renewable Energy Surprises

Even the most optimistic projections have not kept up with the reality of the rise of renewable energy. Increased awareness Continue reading →

Record Low Arctic Ice

Arctic ice is continually changing. Data taken over years and decades mark the trends. The latest trend just hit a Continue reading →

California Is 5% Solar

California is the first state in the US to reach 5% solar capacity. That still means it gets the other Continue reading →