Value of a Liberal Arts Education
How valid is a liberal arts education in today’s world? The subject comes up more often today than it had in the past, for a few reasons.
First, even before the coronavirus, we lived in a tough economy. High-paying jobs were hard to find, and plenty of highly educated people found themselves brewing coffee or driving trucks. Many recent college graduates are wracked with enormous amounts of student debt. Knowing this going in makes one more likely to begin training in a specialized field, perhaps engineering or computer science. (more…)
In Michigan, thousands gathered for a 
Fox News is under an aggressive legal attack, principally from the State of Washington, on the basis that it broadcast a long series of lies minimizing the impact of the coronavirus and that, thus far, this has cost thousands of people their lives. 
How can we achieve our quest for 100% clean energy?
There are some ironic benefits brought to us by the coronavirus. Before last month, if you wanted to see what our air looked like without a city full of internal combustion engines, you had to look at photographs taken 120 years ago. Now, city-dwellers need only look out their windows.
The State of Virginia is taking aggressive action to accelerate the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy in the coming decades, 
I thought readers might be interested in a conversation between senior energy analyst and political activist Glenn Doty and me on the subject of the meme here, which is captioned, “From Iceland to Taiwan and from Germany to New Zealand, women are stepping up to show the world how to manage a messy patch for our human family.” 
In response to the meme here, reader Sara notes, “Follow the law, no worries.”
Here’s a cool video of people, many of whom are in quarantine, calling upon 
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