The Economics of American Mobility
At $2.72 per gallon, the 2018 average, Americans spent $386,240,000,000 on gasoline in a single year.
The Language of Climate Change
Mitigation, adaptation, and resilience.
Why Cities Are So Hot
Concrete bakes all day and night
From Fox's Mouth to the President's Ears
As allies and adversaries have learned, Fox and Friends is the best way to influence the 45th president of the United States.
Picket Fences Capitalism
Picket fences represent the two forms of American capitalism.
Why We Should Go Home
Young people should explore the world. They should experience and learn from it. But wouldn't it be great if they could, as thriving professionals, bring those experiences back to the communities that raised them?
Innovation Is Not Only For Young People
In this world, wisdom is a competitive advantage
When Climate Change Becomes Real
After forty years, the climate change community may finally have its opening.
DoD's $15 Billion Silicon Valley Exit
Silicon Valley sits atop a foundation financed by the American military.
Where the 21st Century is Happening
Cities are the perfect mix of mega growth, nasty problems, and shifting lines of authority.