Category Archives: Current Events

In a surprising revelation to many, cannabis, notorious for its recreational use, emerges as an eco-friendly building material, offering a sustainable solution to climate change. A video by DW Euromaxx explores how hemp, derived from the cannabis plant, is transforming construction practices and contributing to a greener planet. Cannabis Construction Revolution Contrary to common stereotypes,…

Former Vice President Al Gore, a strong advocate for environmental conservation and climate action, recently shared his optimism about humanity’s capacity to fix the environmental damage leading to global warming. Here’s the full story. We Can Reclaim Control of Our Destiny In an extensive interview on CNN’s “State of the Union” special episode titled “A…

A recent article by Mandy Gunasekara with The Heritage Foundation discusses the crippling challenges faced by the U.S. auto industry, particularly auto dealers, due to the Biden administration’s policies on electric vehicles (EVs). Is this true? Here are the main points you need to know. Layoffs Due to Decreased EV Demand Major auto manufacturers like…

During a fiery House floor debate, Representative Harriet Hageman (R-WY) strongly advocated for the reversal of a Biden administration rule on EV charger manufacturing in the U.S., calling it a “careless” and “crackpot environmental project” that has already wasted billions of taxpayer dollars. Let’s dive into what she had to say. Wasteful Spending As the…

In a Senate hearing this week, Senator Merkley and Senator Kennedy engaged in a discussion with Mr. Thomas G. Doe, President And Founder of Municipal Market Analytics regarding the potential impact of climate change on municipal bonds. Senator Kennedy sought clarification on Mr. Doe’s assertion that climate change could lead to municipal bond defaults. Mr….

In this week’s episode of the Modern Wisdom podcast, hosts Chris Williamson and Danny Polishchuk delved into the controversial topic of climate grief – in particular, how it can lead individuals to make drastic decisions. The conversation revolved around a transcript where someone claimed to have opted for a vasectomy due to concerns about the…

According to data from US News and World Reports, California holds the unenviable title of being the least affordable state for housing. As the housing crisis spirals out of control, consumers and lawmakers urgently seek inventive solutions.  For many, the answer lies in the backyard. Out of all houses built in California in 2022, 1…

In a groundbreaking initiative, a San Francisco-based tech startup, Epic Cleantec, has brewed a beer from recycled shower, laundry, and sink water, heralding a new era in sustainable consumption and water reuse. This innovative Kölsch-style ale, named Epic OneWater Brew, is a testament to the potential of water reuse technologies in combating looming water shortages….

A hungry woman huddles in a dimly lit alley on a frigid winter night. Her body shivers as she wraps herself in a tattered blanket.  Not long ago, she had a steady job, a cozy apartment and a life that offered her a sense of security and normalcy.  Sadly, she now is part of a…

Imagine stepping into a classroom for the first day of school, only to find you have to share a book. Or, worse, a desk. All too many American schoolchildren now experience this learning impediment. In fact, 60% of fourth-graders and 66% of eighth-graders find themselves in overcrowded classrooms, according to an NAEP math assessment, As…