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a 100% solar powered future is impossible because there is not enough silver on planet earth to build enough photovoltaic cells

A 100% Solar-Powered Future Is Impossible—Requires 7.2 Times More Silver Than Currently Exists

June 5, 2017 Editorial Staff 8

Switching To 100% Solar Power Is Impossible—There’s Not Enough Silver On Planet Earth The debate over carbon emissions and the switch to “green energy” is usually fought over whether or not green energy is the . . .

organic produce uses 40% more land to crow the same amount of food when compared to conventional farming

New Study: Organic Produce Needs 40% More Land Than Conventional Crops

June 4, 2017 Editorial Staff 1

New Study Shows Organic Farming Uses 40% More Land Than Conventional Farms People are going crazy for organic food. Food critics boast about the flavor of organic produce, while many in the fitness industry swear . . .

climeworks, a swiss compay, has opened the world's first carbon capture plant in Hinwil, switzerland

World’s First Multi-Million Dollar Carbon-Capture Plant Does Work Of Just $17,640 Worth Of Trees—It’s The “Worst Investment In Human History”

June 2, 2017 Editorial Staff 16

Climework‘s Built the World’s First Carbon-Capture Plant in Hinwil, Switzerland On May 31, 2017 the world’s first commercial carbon dioxide capture-plant was opened in Hinwil, Switzerland. It’s designed and operated by a Swiss company called . . .

the supreme court of the united states affirms the right to repair broken products in the case impression v lexmark

Supreme Court Sides With Consumers Over Corporations—Affirms Your Right To Repair Stuff

June 1, 2017 Editorial Staff 0

Impression v Lexmark: Supreme Court Affirms You Have A Right To Modify & Repair Products Are you allowed to repair your stuff when it breaks? It’s probably not a question you’ve thought about—nor one even . . .

New Study Shows Green Energy Does Not Help Rural Poor

May 22, 2017 John Whitaker 0

New Study Suggests Green Energy Will Not Solve Global Poverty Environmental advocates have long pushed for the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy—particularly solar and wind. They claim that doing so will not only . . .

roughly 10% of America's illegal immigrants work in America's agricultural sector, usually picking fruits and nuts. automation could put an end for demand for illegal labor

This Fruit-Picking Robot Could Help End Illegal Immigration

May 18, 2017 Editorial Staff 0

Robotic Automation Could Help American Orchards Compete Without Migrant Labor Proponents of illegal immigration often say we need low-skilled migrants to harvest our crops—everything from Californian almonds to Washingtonian apples depends upon them. Without illegals, . . .

Leftist Climate Scientists Figure Out Burning Trees Won’t Stop Climate Change

May 18, 2017 Editorial Staff 0

Climate Scientist’s Solution – Plant Trees, Then Burn Them Looks like climate “scientists” are back at it again. This week, scientists revisited the idea of solving global climate change by burning trees. That’s right. To . . .

Leftist “Scientists” Propose Refreezing The Arctic—At A Cost Of $500 Billion

May 5, 2017 Scott Brown 1

The Left’s Solution to Melting Arctic Ice? Refreeze It One of the dumber solutions scientists (and by extension, politicians) have proposed to solving climate change is refreezing the arctic. Yes. You read that correctly. According to researchers . . .

The brainchild of Polish architects Pawel Lipiński and Mateusz Frankowski, the Mashambas Skyscraper is a new concept for a skyscraper designed to “bring [the] green revolution to the poorest people,”

Could Agricultural Skyscrapers Solve World Hunger?

May 4, 2017 Spencer P Morrison 1

What Is The Mashambas Skyscraper? Agricultural skyscrapers could solve world hunger, according to Pawel Lipiński and Mateusz Frankowski, the Polish architects behind the innovative Mashambas Skyscraper, which won Evolo’s 2017 Skyscraper Competition. Lipiński and Frankowski say that the . . .