Will Al Gore be the first fake meat billionaire?
Al Gore is standing to rake in millions from a World Resources Institute meat consumption reduction report.
All of Africa agrees to pan-African free trade deal
54 nations in the African Union (all but Eritrea) have signed onto the new African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AFCFTA). The newly created Continental Free Trade Area incorporates over 1.2 billion people and a projected annual GDP of over $2.5 trillion.
Past, present and future progress requires mining
Metal and mineral needs are constant, constantly evolving, requiring new mines.
Fraud and corruption bring big payoffs
California judges provide stage for kangaroo court justice over Roundup weedkiller
Don’t underestimate AOC
We are not dealing with a mere bartender here. We are dealing with a policy expert who happens to have tended bar.
Trump EPA overturns Obama’s veto of Alaska’s Pebble Mine
America needs these minerals and metals.
Transportation boondoggles rip off taxpayers
Mega-projects can also be grotesquely wasteful.
Going Green worldwide will be a greater challenge than going to the Moon
A top down Green economic transformation would be unaffordable, ineffective and trample individual freedom.
Australia’s growing dam crisis
Australia is arid, but smart use of dams would ensure water for everyone.
Recycling plastic lids into prosthetic limbs
Tim Miller has energized not only his family, but also a whole community to undertake the collection of plastic lids to turn them into brightly colored limbs for child amputees.
The Y2K scare ended January 1, 2000, but the climate emergency will fester forever
The difference in the global warming scare and the Y2K crash that started in 1998 was that Y2K had a definite end date which proved it to be a marketing ploy by software companies to sell unnecessary updates to data backup systems whereas the climate change hype could go on indefinitely and that is what allows it to build and fester. The Y2K bug, also called the Millennium Bug, a problem in the coding of computerized systems was projected to create havoc in computers and computer networks around the world at the beginning of the year 2000 It was the day that was supposed to finally prove [...]
A declaration of mineral independence
An essential first step in making the U.S.A. less dangerously dependent on foreign minerals.
There’s gold in them thar trees!
Researchers have found a way to analyze tree leaves for trace amounts of minerals that may be underneath the tree in the ground below, so as to give a hint of where to mine for valuable resources.
Shutting down middle and blue-collar America
Shutting down middle and blue-collar America.
Flooding ourselves with valuable water
Flooding often occurs in drought prone places. So the water that is hurting us is actually very valuable, if we could store it, which is just what dams do. We are flooding ourselves with valuable water. How stupid is that?