reevess_muntjac_1It’s a bizarre world in so many ways. At the very moment that the law-making institution in the most powerful country on Earth is crafting legislation designed to expand the suffering of the common American for the benefit of the country’s wealthiest people (check this out), we’re surrounded by people of such incredible intelligence and enlightenment that it’s difficult to believe that the two could exist at the same time, on the same chunk of rock floating through space. (more…)

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TurtleTechnological and industrial development are the key factors that contributed to the amazing progress of humankind since the industrial revolution took place. Even though the positive effects are numerous, in this race for having better lives and making sure we all have what we need in terms of survival and comfort, there are also by-products that can really harm the environment and other species that we share it with. (more…)

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movtThere sure is a profound irony surrounding the current debate over free speech in U.S. politics nowadays.

Despite legitimate concerns for the safety of students, white supremacist Richard Spencer was given a platform to speak at the University of Florida. (more…)

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geothermal-energy-1-638The electricity market has recorded a move from a monopolistic regulation-based market to more of a competitive market. The amount of utility providers has increased, as well as the needs and requirements that an ordinary consumer has. (more…)

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Dogger_Island_XL_410_282_80_c1We’d all like to know: What does the future of energy look like?

In large measure, it’s a function of what happens with nuclear.  (more…)

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hurrican sandyWe all can expect to see a steady increase in reports like this, i.e., attempts to quantify the costs of climate change; this one from the U.S. GAO (Government Accountability Office) points to the $350 billion that was lost over the last decade due to flood damage and crop loss.  There are numerous and, I believe, irreconcilable problems with such reports, however: (more…)

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Peter-CvjetanovicWhat are the limits of free speech, as protected by the First Amendment? This is a touchy subject, especially today, with the White Supremacists demanding (and receiving) speaking platforms at our universities. Where does a civilized society draw the line? (more…)

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iStock_85119677_LARGEYou are well-aware of the importance of insulating your home. You’d love to see your energy bills go down, maintain a moisture-free barrier — and hey — it wouldn’t hurt to enjoy a bit more quiet.

Insulation keeps your home warm in the winter and cool in the summer. It protects against mold and air leaks. It also blocks noise, which, with a busy family in an open floor plan, can be game-changing. (more…)

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20130316_USD000_0Gun control is once again a current topic; it’s a theme that recurs in the U.S. on a regular basis as new mass shooting every few days claims more innocent lives, and leaves a new stream of grief and anger in its wake. (more…)

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0c53436ef7d27fbdde7bd3847322000aAs far as I can discern, Americans are unique in the world for their capacity to vote against their own interests. This is not some weird speculation; it’s a subject that has been thoroughly explored by people a heck of a lot smarter than I’ll ever be.  In fact, here are 33.9 million webpages on the topic. (more…)

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