Infinite Growth on a Planet of Finite Size?
What are the good things about living in the 21st Century, and how does it compare, say, with the late 20th? Are people more honest and trustworthy? Is government more transparent and attuned to the needs of the people it serves? Are stress levels lower? Are we safer from nuclear war or environmental collapse? Are our children more affluent? Is leisure time more abundant? Is society more just and harmonious? The answer to all these questions is no. (more…)
I love this meme. So true.
Question: This past week, Interior Secretary David Bernhardt signed an order making Wyoming native 
A first grader who 
I sometimes ridicule product concepts for which I can’t think of a single use, and wearable solar tries the imagination.
Who doesn’t like a cool graphic, when it is both beautiful and inspiring at the same time?
Horrifying indeed. And that quote came from Ansel Adams half a century ago, when things were actually starting to look pretty good: the publication of 
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I’m normally not a fan of solar-powered gadgets, because in most cases there’s a more convenient way to accomplish the task at hand using a minimum of energy, and the device in question has more value as a novelty than a practical tool. In this, however, I admit that this is cool; especially in off-grid situations, 
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