
Data That Matters September 2019
Zero. Alaska had no sea ice within 150 miles of its shores for the first time since written records were Continue reading
Zero. Alaska had no sea ice within 150 miles of its shores for the first time since written records were Continue reading
By 2050, geothermal energy in America could produce 23% of national residential demand. Despite advances in renewable energy and efficiency, Continue reading
Allow a slight re-ordering of some key quotes from a recent Brookings Study. American households held over $98 trillion of Continue reading
Globally, 0.7% of the people control 46% of the wealth. Opioid overdoses killed 40,231 Americans in 2017 which compares with Continue reading
Wealth inequality continues. Now, 0.7% of the people control 46% of the wealth. That wealth continues to be concentrated in Continue reading
Welcome to the new year, which is a good time to look back at the old year. PretendingNotToPanic.com is explicitly Continue reading
Not only is solar energy becoming popular, it’s becoming popular faster than people expected. Within the US it was expected Continue reading
If it can be done, it will be done. That’s one of the cautions about technology. In this case, someone Continue reading