Environment/Energy · Featured · Politics · Science
There is climate change and it has been going on for 4.5 billion years on planet Earth. It has everything to do with the Sun, the oceans, volcanic activity and other natural factors. It has nothing to do with the planet’s human population.
The Endangered Species Act (ESA) was signed into law in 1973 by President Richard Nixon to preserve, protect and recover key domestic species. Though well intentioned at the start, the ESA has since been used as a tool to hinder or block economic activity from logging and farming to mining and oil-and-gas development—often to protect species that don’t truly need it.
Featured · Health Care · Politics
Colorado broke new ground by ringing in the New Year with the nation’s first legal pot industry for recreational use.
Solar electricity is growing, promoted, and most importantly, heavily subsidized. The promoters of solar electricity claim that it is close to being competitive with conventional sources of electricity. That is a fantasy.
There’s that uncomfortable juxtaposition of words again: “Tesla” and “fire.” This time was quite an accomplishment by the electric automaker’s publicity department: they kept the Irvine, Calif. garage fire quiet for over a month. The secrecy expired on the November 15 incident when the Orange County Fire Authority attributed the incident to the EV’s re-powering set-up, according to a report obtained by Reuters.
Budgets/Taxes · Featured · Government · Legal Affairs
Judge Kenny’s decision means that the state of California cannot ignore its laws, even when its leadership finds them politically inexpedient.
Environment/Energy · Featured · Science
Tesla’s once-Teflon Elon Musk has another lithium ion battery fire to explain. Two Model S fires in less than a month have knocked Musk down to earth, while Tesla’s stock has been brought back into this planet’s atmosphere. Despite the Volt findings and the Tesla causes, all is not right in the electric transportation sector and taxpayers ought not to be forced into financing the speculation.
Budgets/Taxes · Economics · Featured · Taxes
Get out now while you can afford the gas to load up the van and head north or east.
Budgets/Taxes · Economics · Featured
Underemployment in the states is highest in some Western and Midwestern states.
Economics · Featured · Health Care · Liberty · Regulation · Taxes
It’s not a national healthcare system. It’s not the free market. It isn’t what we’ve had for the last forty years. So what is Obamacare? Maybe I am too late[...]
Economics · Featured · Legal Affairs
A hearing of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform last week investigated the Obama administration’s practice of concealing email communications.
Budgets/Taxes · Economics · Environment/Energy · Featured · Taxes
A few years need to past, and more stability added, before we anoint Tesla as “the next Apple.”
Economics · Environment/Energy · Featured
Plan Bay Area was outdated when approved and reflects a world that no longer exists.
he Democrats are openly supporting President Obama’s seizure of the power to rule by decree. The question is, will the voters support this Democrat suspension of democracy and of the rule of law?
As total fairy tale Democrat control takes these states down the tubes, the public is going to be searching for some functioning alternative.
Education · Featured · Health Care · Podcast
“Cover California,” Califronia’s Health Insurance Exchange, hands a million dollars in grants to LA Unified School District to teach its kids to reach out to family members in favor of the Obamacare.
Budgets/Taxes · Featured · FIRE · Podcast
Ever hear of California’s infamously bankrupt Stockman County? Listen to the podcast and discover how Chicago has 13 municipalities that can top it.
Environment/Energy · Featured · Taxes
Well, well, well. It seems California is not all that interested in the environment after all. As this editorial in the Wall Street Journal notes (June 18, 2013, p. A18),[...]
Environment/Energy · Featured · Politics · Regulation
A recent poll found that 60% of Californians were in favor of properly regulated hydraulic fracturing. Only 30% said they prefer a ban.
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