Was human reason never meant for seeking truth?
Scientists see evidence that human reason is weak when applied to finding the truth, but strong. . .
Can cheap water transport ease our roads?
Losing city waterfront to non-water uses may hurt as water transport becomes relatively cheaper.
The flow of gasoline through your wallet
Gasoline eats a big part of our disposable income. It could get a lot worse. There. . .
Help kids learn critical thinking
American students are not learning much critical thinking and complex reasoning in school. There are ways. . .
We can learn to do with less
Federal budget cuts will be like your local store going out of business but continuing to. . .
New free-market transit coming?
Alternatives to automobile and public transportation, like jitney, flex, and shared services, are becoming more popular.
Cohousing – designed for these times?
Cohousing can have advantages any time, but especially when energy, food and other family budget threats. . .
Gas tax proposed by oil company president
Is this the first step toward government effort to reduce the nation's dependence on gasoline? Even. . .
Will a vegetable garden really save us money?
In cash terms, a home or community garden can be a big winner.
Our grandchildren will know
If America isn't going to fight climate change, the least Americans can do is to change. . .
The rightsizing decade
More families are going to want to move and downsize in the coming years, and for. . .
The right roof for a ‘food-price-crisis decade’
Urban farms, whether indoors or out, are an increasingly popular way of adapting to energy and. . .
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