Archive for May, 2008
…Phoenix Lander on Mars and Hope Lost with Lost Balloon.
Tired of reading about bad news surrounding the U.S. economy and the manufacturing sector? There are signs throughout the country that should restore optimism.
Consumers and businesses alike are suffering from higher energy costs. How did we get here? There is no short answer, as a number of factors together have led to today’s prices.
Record-high gas prices affect more than just the family vacation. As gas prices rise, so does stress on the job.
Many reasons have been cited for the world’s huge energy challenges. How innovative will our response be? And what role will R&D have in a proposed innovation revolution?
In combating high energy costs, efficiency and conservation seem to offer the best payback. That’s why increasingly more businesses are investing in efficiency measures.
Not long ago, ethanol was being billed as a solution to the world’s energy crisis. Now the alternative fuel is being blamed for higher food prices and even today’s struggling economy as a whole.
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| Washington on Manufacturing Issues: Lots of Talking, But No Real Progress |
 Midway through 2013, little progress has been made in Washington to address the nation’s immediate economic challenges. What looked like a promising year in January is looking less so six months later. (more…)
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