
Data That Matters October 2020
As of August 1, 150,500 deaths from Covid were confirmed in the US, with an additional ~70,000 from unknown causes. Continue reading
As of August 1, 150,500 deaths from Covid were confirmed in the US, with an additional ~70,000 from unknown causes. Continue reading
Solar power has been generating enthusiasm from homeowners, partly from cost savings, the ability to sell excess to the grid, Continue reading
For people born in the 40s, the chance of earning more than their parents was ~90%. For people born in Continue reading
It is possible that we’re past peak oil. Predicting the future is a necessary yet futile part of civilization. The Continue reading
There may be a pause in wind power growth in 2020 because of coronavirus, but 2019 saw a 19% growth Continue reading
“Go West, young man” (person, whatever) is less likely to happen as mobility in the US declined from about 20% Continue reading
Every percentage counts. Improving energy use even 1% is valuable. It is easy to imagine leaks in pipelines. It is Continue reading
Fossil fuel subsidies are ~3.7 times greater than subsidies for renewable energy. The cost of gun deaths in the US Continue reading