PG&E Could Face Murder Charges for California’s Wildfires
Will PG&E finally get its just deserts? And even if that were to happen, what would that look like?
Read more...Will PG&E finally get its just deserts? And even if that were to happen, what would that look like?
Read more...A 2019 forecast
Read more...Andrew Dittmer continues his series on the world that some conservative libertarian thinkers would like to establish.
Read more...Wouldn’t it be great if we just paid women for the work they already do?
Read more...Sound is a powerful indicator of environmental degradation and an effective tool for developing more sustainable ecosystems.
Read more...And over the long term? It gets complicated, as they say.
Read more...Contract law rests on the centuries-old concept of “mutual assent,” in which both sides agree to a price before services are rendered. But patients rarely know upfront how much their medical care will cost.
Read more...The world’s weather is becoming more extreme before our eyes—the only thing that can stop this destructive trend from escalating is a rapid fall in carbon emissions.
Read more...A discussion of the early drivers of neoliberalism.
Read more...Today’s Water Cooler: NAFTA, Beto v. Sanders, Taibbi on Sanders, bipartisanship, manufacturing, pending home sales, cobalt theft, holiday decor, Bitcoin crash, Amazon Prime, Facebook moderation, infrastructure, botany, income inequality, Roland Fryer, Downeast humor
Read more...The not-favorable libertarian view of democracy.
Read more...Today’s Water Cooler: NAFTA, China and trade policy, Stacey Abrams, suburban voters, Obama and gerrymandering, jobless claims, consumer confidence, house prices, coincident indices, Foxconn, AI, the Farm Bureau and climate, Medicare for All, entomolody, SAD, Samuel Pepys
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