Monthly Archives: March, 2018

How Many “Retirees” Will Keep Working?: Part II

Of Americans aged 50 and over who are still working, 31% haven't even prepared a retirement budget. Of that same group 73% prepare to...

The Race for the World’s Lithium

With demand for lithium ion batteries for cars, phones, grid storage and more growing each day, there is a race on to secure the...

How Many “Retirees” Will Keep Working?

The Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI) reports that 79% of workers expect to keep working to supplement their retirement incomes. That's a plan for...

Scientists Could Soon Make a Breakthrough in Battery Tech

The Wall Street Journal's Chistopher Mims writes that scientist working on enhancing battery technology could make a breakthrough that would increase capacity by double...

Is Amazon Holding Down Retail Prices?

After years of encouragement by the Federal Reserve, inflation is finally ticking up in America. Now, if you believe your dollars ought to be...

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“Ice Storms Are a Hurricane for Us”

You know that Mississippi, located on the edge of...

Bessent: The Table Is Set

You know Your Survival Guy is not in the...

Solar, Wind Output Decline as Coal and Gas Power Demand

During the week ending January 25, 2026, Winter Storm...

Thank Goodness for Coal

Despite the best attempts of the Obama and Biden...

The Widening Gap

You saw on the nightly news the success Elon...

The Private Credit Cash Out

Private credit investors are cashing out at unusually high...

DOE Acts to Prevent Winter Storm Blackouts

The US Department of Energy issued emergency orders under...

Sherill Hamstrings NJ Energy Market

On her first day in office, New Jersey Gov....

$20M NOAA Project to Map Offshore Minerals Begins in 2026

NOAA’s National Ocean Service is launching a hydrographic survey...

DOI Backs Major California Water Storage Project

The Department of the Interior approved the Record of...