Energy Security for the People
For working Americans, energy security means being able to afford to drive to work, heat a home, and keep the lights on.
The stated rationale for jettisoning environmental protections is that they are inefficient and have “suffocated” the economy. But economic benefits must be weighed against costs, including impacts on human health.
Copper is an often-overlooked metal, but it has been essential to human existence. And, now, copper is the critical material for decarbonization.
Nothing less than saving the planet is at stake.
An alternative to dismantling Social Security—adopt Denmark’s retirement system!
Cryptofinance, including cryptocurrency, is the newest hot item in the world of financial “innovation.”
Instead of competing with native-born workers for jobs, immigrant workers actually tend to complement native-born workers.
While many things taught in introductory economics courses are nonsense, it seems to be true that higher wages will attract more workers.
The features of the bill that are likely to help ordinary people were catchy and easy to understand—reduced taxes on tips and overtime pay and a higher standard deduction for the elderly on income taxes. Yet these projected revenue losses are tiny compared to those incurred by the super rich.