Do You Have a Right To Repair Your Phone? The Fight Between Big Tech and Consumers
Meet Eric Lundgren, who got 15 months in prison for selling pirated Microsoft software that the tech giant gives away for free.
Meet Eric Lundgren, who got 15 months in prison for selling pirated Microsoft software that the tech giant gives away for free.
Sea level rise rate has increased marginally, but are we doomed in the future?
"Because of my own situatedness as a human...I recognize my limitations in being able to determine when an incidence of dog humping qualifies as rape."
Farm subsidies are a menace, especially when they line the pockets of the wealthy.
Carbon-neutral transportation fuels might be possible.
Celebrity environmental activism against straws only lends moral support to prohibitionist politicians.
Extending the justification would allow government intervention into just about anything.
Trump orders "immediate steps" to save money-losing coal and nuclear power plants.
Everything from preparations through recovery will be more expensive, thanks to tariffs on steel, aluminum, and timber.
Democrats have spent the past two decades advocating for policies that artificially spike fossil fuel prices.
A guide to maintaining your own basic power, water, and supplies
Disasters result from policies adopted and choices made before and after a natural hazard strikes.
Plastic straws face another setback with a proposal for a continent-wide ban.
Momentum to ban these convenient suckers keeps growing.
The paper found city officials have spent $330 million and don't have much to show for it.
The Harvard psychologist splits the difference between Dr. Pangloss and Pope Francis.
Outdated regulations are hampering the beef meat industry.
The corporate welfare in the farm bill is likely to end up on President Donald Trump's desk anyway, even after a surprising defeat in the House.
Skip renewables for zero-carbon electricity and go directly to nuclear
Maybe don't do both, though.
The bill is full of handouts to wealthy businesses and other special interests.
Rising U.S. oil production will moderate future price increases.
It's been a busy month - two steps backward, one forward - for animal rights proponents.
Good intentions can make for awful policies.
But they swear the new regulations will actually save homeowners money.
Regulatory precaution, not rising temperatures, is the main driver for the increase in vector-borne disease.
Paris Agreement Climate Change
Despite the E.U.'s carbon markets and vast renewable energy subsidies
"They are importing barrels that cost $80 to $90 and are selling them at $0."
A new study in the Journal of Climate compares global temperature data trends since 1850 with model outputs.
A new article in BioScience vindicates The End of Doom.
Want to cut back on plastic marine waste? Focus on waste management systems, not drinking straws.
Could animal chitin lead to a new tech revolution?
The cattle industry would rather rent-seek than compete.
Blocked from jobs because they lack occupational licenses, they're turning to welfare instead.
Chinese tariffs will make American soy cheaper in domestic markets, crushing farmers' profits and disrupting a $14 billion international market.
SB 827 is a progressive-backed mix of climate change goals and tenant protections. It is also a major free market reform.
Pope Francis is part of the problem, nuclear energy is part of the solution, and libertarians need to admit that not every regulation will turn us into Venezuela.
Let's hope new Secretary of State Mike Pompeo helps the president stick to his guns.
In the final episode, we tackle how free markets break and make stuff.
"How bad will climate change be? Not very."
Ronald Bailey's 11-minute talk at Voice & Exit on the awesome 21st century.
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