The deficit drops. Now can Washington help create jobs?
With the deficit dropping dramatically, can our resilient government now create jobs, improve education, fight CO2,. . .
US groundwater dropping fast
Our groundwater sources are being depleted at an accelerating rate. If they can't be kept sustainable,. . .
Saving money with solar – when and where
Where you live affects when your hometown reaches grid parity and you can can profit from. . .
Who pays for Nature’s increasing impacts?
The biggest danger to most of us in seaside counties is not a disaster to our. . .
Will dementia swamp the system, drain our savings?
Medicare pays for less than 7% of dementia care. With dementia predicted to become much more. . .
Technology to the rescue?
Graphene shows promise of high-efficiency photovoltaics. Choosing to live where there's lot of sunlight will maximize. . .
Some cities value your degree a lot more than others
Yes, earnings depend on education, but far more on location. We can’t blame students for wondering. . .
Facing federal budget cuts – your state’s resilience
Residents in some states are especially vulnerable to federal budget cuts. Other states are safer.
Reason #2 to consume less and save more
Reduced federal spending threatens family budgets more than increased taxes.
Severe drought shows the past – and the future
The current drought is showing us our past - and and our future.
Wind power dropping?
Reports of a drop in average wind speed suggest that alternative energy source might weaken.
Reason #3 to consume less and save more
Save by spending less. It can help you rely less on wages and get more from. . .
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