Monthly Archives: April 2013

Humans are far behind the natural world in our ability to capture and efficiently use energy. We can learn much from alligators and other cold-blooded reptiles who, when needed, are able to bypass ingesting secondary energy stores like food, and … Continue reading →

“The U.S. economy may be hitting another “spring swoon,” the same way it has for the past several years. A slowdown from the economy’s already slow rate of growth would not be surprising given the impact of the “sequester” and … Continue reading →

Canadian stocks are down about 2.5% on the week, 7% since March (and still 22% from their commodities bubble peak in June 2008). This is welcome progress back towards better investment value for the Canadian market. But buoyed by overbought … Continue reading →