Called repugnant transactions, there are some behaviors in which we should not engage that can involve money or moral outrage.
The Country That Leads the EV Charge
According to 2022 statistics, electric vehicle (EVs) sales have accelerated in countries that range from China to Norway.
Why COP27 Should Have Looked at Bethel, Alaska
Whether looking at Bethel’s junk or the earth, we see a finite area from which it is tough to haul away all of the garbage.
European Energy Policy Possibilities
Trying to keep it simple, we can summarize one think tank’s policy brief to see options for managing Europe’s soaring energy prices.
Where Shrinkflation is Spreading
Obscuring the impact of inflation on products that range from cat food to coffee, shrinkflation has spread.
The Signs That Backfire
According to a recent study, sometimes highway signs can have the unintended consequence of creating what they are trying to prevent.
When a Cryptocurrency Almost Bought the Constitution
At Sotheby’s Constitution auction, a billionaire from the traditional investing world competed with cryptocurrency newcomer ConstitutionDAO
The City That Still Has to Keep Its Garbage
Whether looking at Bethel’s junk or the earth, we see a finite area from which it is tough to haul away all of the garbage.
How National Policy Can Respond to Floods
With flooding becoming more frequent, national policy makers need to decide if flood insurance should be more affordable or avoidable.
Learn With Elaine: Misleading Metrics
Like factory quotas, snake bounties, or college ranking, sometimes incentives can create unintended consequences.
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