Less Cancer In California

The health impacts of pollution are hard to track. Changes in pollution can take years to show up as changes Continue reading →

Self-Driving Trucks Approved

The use of autonomous autos is happening slowly. The technology exists, but the rules and regulations need to be resolved, Continue reading →

Bicycling To Work Grows

Bicycling to work was considered unconventional, but that is changing. The total percentage is still low, less than 4%, but Continue reading →

Robot Charges Electric Car

This robot may eerily look like something from The Matrix. A snake of a robot detects an electric car parked Continue reading →

The Arctic Opens

The Arctic Sea ice has melted enough to open a shipping lane north of Canada. It isn’t totally clear, but Continue reading →

Too Casual About Cars

Putting things in perspective: Terrorists kills a few dozen people a year in the US, and trillions are spent battling Continue reading →

Data That Matters July 2015

US wages rose 3.3%. Humans can lay bricks at 700/hr. Robots, 1,000/hr. Americans turning away from owning homes as only Continue reading →

US Highways Need $1T

Maintaining a highway is more than fixing potholes. The US Interstate Highway system was designed to connect the lower 48 Continue reading →