Unless we figure out a way to spend our wealth on what gives life instead of what takes life, the oncoming crisis that has been called the “Jackpot” here will most certainly be a crisis without a solution.
Read more...The miscalculations by Berlin in the second world war and Washington/NATO today are eerily similar.
Read more...Michael Hudson takes a long, hard look at the origins and costs of the Fed’s ZIRP policy.
Read more...Fredrik Albritton Jonsson and Carl Wennerlind discuss how belief in infinite growth came to seem reasonable in philosophy and economics.
Read more...newable energy costs are not easy to figue out, and fully loaded, not favorable compared to the benchmark of grid parity.
Read more...John Helmer gives a somewhat contraian take on the Wagner Group and what the unwind of the Prigozhin affair means for Putin’s reelection.
Read more...One of the near term impacts of higher sea levels willl be balkanization of low-lying coastal areas.
Read more...New studies shed more unflattering light on the impact of modern diets on health.
Read more...The tough policy choices ahead for confronting the climate crisis.
Read more...America is making a mess in trying to preserve its hegemony.
Read more...Turkiye is still playing hardball with NATO and Sweden.
Read more...Putin and the Foreign Minsitry explain why Russia will not sign a treaty with the territory known as Ukraine over ending the conflict.
Read more...Prigozhin has really completely lost it. But is his revolt as big a threat as the Western press seems to believe?
Read more...Emerging economies look to be on the verge of a whole lotta debt hurt. Why does this happen to them so often?
Read more...Why you need to push your doctor hard to include fungus infection as a possible diagnosis for mystery ailments.
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