Monthly Archives: May 2016

100% clean is 100% possible. What does it look like where you live? Click on this interactive map from Professor Mark Jacobson and his clean energy research team at Stanford. They have done the math and laid out the most … Continue reading →

Actually it’s not China, but rather the choices that western corporations and consumers have made, that have caused the loss of jobs and economic deficits at home. But China is a popular scapegoat. As Trump and Sanders rail against China’s … Continue reading →

Credit derivatives and computerized trading billowed the largest financial bubble in the history of the world between 2005 and 2015.  But investing or productive use of capital this is not.  The bursting of this bubble is also the largest and … Continue reading →