Power of U.S. Passport Falls, Now Tied with Mexico’s
The power of the U.S. passport, i.e., the number of countries to which American travelers can visit without visas, has dropped in recent years, due to friction created by the Trump administration’s abusive foreign policies, and now, of course, by the incredible spike in COVID-19 cases.
That having been said, this is one of those issues that is extremely unlikely to cause any damage whatsoever to the solidity of Trump’s voter base, as they: (more…)
I spent most of my voting life in defiance or non-comprehension of the message here.
Using small pieces of solar PV to run low-power devices is a good idea. Adding what could be called “nano-wind” (i.e., wind turbines even smaller than “micro-wind”) isn’t. All this does is add expense–both capital and operational.
Here’s a 
Here it is, in 
Love the illustration here.
OK, here’s a three-step exercise readers may find enlightening:
The Trump Administration has pulled the student visas from everyone whose classes are entirely taught online. If implemented, this would send thousands of our nation’s brightest young people out of the country.
When we think about the wonders of nature, we generally think of dead silence, walking a trail with no living thing within earshot. That may be the case in certain circumstances, but most definitely not in all.
So many facets of our culture have changed drastically over the past few years, and at this point, many are the polar opposites of what they once were and ought to be.
