European Commission approves right to repair regulations for household appliances: a start, but much less than what’s necessary to reduce waste, combat climate change, and save consumers money.
Read more...California prototypically lead the US. It’s PG&E infrastructure failure and lack of good remedies to escalating wildfire risks are the latest example.
Read more...Yet more deserved bad news on the Boeing 737 Max front.
Read more...Gene editing does not always work as advertised. And that’s before getting to the fact that genetically modified crops have been found to be less robust than native strains.
Read more...Greenpeace publishes report on woeful state of plastic pollution “solutions”.
Read more...Parsing a mixed ruling on net neutraliity.
Read more...Quelle surprise! Facebook’s touted Libra partners are getting cold feet.
Read more...Mark Carney talks about digital soverign currencies. But is he really describing nationalization? And if so, whither the commercial banks?
Read more...How long can Johnson keep his Brexit deal fantasy going?
Read more...Stocks of Chinese companies listed in the US have turned into a fiasco.
Read more...Why importing drugs from Canada is a band-aid on a gunshot wound.
Read more...Health insurance costs will kill you if your medical issues don’t get you first.
Read more...GSE reform is baack! Or not.
Read more...Slouching towards Brexit.
Read more...This RNN interview reminds us that the fracking catastrophe didn’t originate under Trump: his predecessor rescinded the energy export ban.
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