Rwanda's Highest Value Export: How Do You Create High Wage Employment for Rural Women?
This year The Urban Village, a fashion business that I'm helping to get off the ground, has come up with a new, ideal answer: luxurious mohair-silk scarves.
This year The Urban Village, a fashion business that I'm helping to get off the ground, has come up with a new, ideal answer: luxurious mohair-silk scarves.
As the American dollar declines and bombs drop on Gaza, the likeliness of regional countries becoming drawn into the conflict are mounting.
With oil virtually at an end, what better time to re-examine the economic paradigm that allowed us to think we could use up finite resources and just "grow" forever?
Devising new and hilariously clever agitprop words like "Defeatocrats" is clearly more patriotic than actually addressing the principle source of global and domestic instability.
Reduced consumption has sent the price of oil plummeting from record highs. In other words, energy efficiency is the gift that keeps on giving.
The current low price of gas, and its imminent skyrocketing, is an entirely predictable phenomenon.
Why solicit McDonough's opinion? Because this architect and author, and one of Time magazine's Heroes of the Planet, is no stranger to Detroit or the greening of industrial processes.
The Obama camp's explanation as to why the windfall profits tax has been dropped is inconsistent with the facts and the actual series of events.
What did it mean when oil prices Monday spiked by their largest amount in history, $16 in one day? It means something is seriously wrong with the oil price market.
This is easily the best energy plan ever put forward by a nominee of either party. By comparison, the plan of John "Nothing but Nukes" McCain plan is a joke.
After suffering serious losses during the 2006 summer war with Israel, Hezbollah reportedly increased its weapons arsenal three-fold, though they should have disarmed.
When Airlines lower their fuel surcharges, they should offer a refund -- or at least credit -- to passengers who paid the fee earlier -- simply as a gesture of thanks and goodwill.
Supply and demand is one factor in determining price, but another factor used to be called "competition." Again, I'm not an economist, but I'm pretty sure that was supposed to drive prices down.
Are oil interests now Iraq's fourth stakeholder group, and wasn't that always the objective? Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan certainly thinks so.
Why are the Democrats in Congress, and the Obama campaign, still fluttering with anxiety to join the "Drill Here, Drill Now, Pay Less" campaign introduced and orchestrated by Newt Gingrich?
What does the difference of $147/barrel and $35/barrel mean to us (and just remember those OPEC Bus Company sponsors at Goldman Sachs who were predicting $200/bbl)?
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We better put Sean Penn on a suicide watch.
Fact is Chavez had done more for the American poor than Bush ever did! That is said.
Bush spent more money on social programs than any president in history. Get a grip on reality.
What? Chavez has been giving free oil to the poor in the U.S.? We are the richest nation in the world, what is our problem???
I agree bo-
I think all countries will feel U.S. waves created by the Bush Depression but Venezuela will be fine.
U.S. poor will suffer from not receiving the very generous 100 gallon give away. How many years did Chavez do that?
But I also see the price of gas creeping back up, now.
What sinking oil prices? The press was full of stories (read: fantasies) about why the price of oil is going up.
Maybe this post was written quite awhile ago, when bashing Chavez was newsworthy.
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