With last week’s speedy fix of the air traffic controllers’ sequester cuts, it’s a wonder people complain about gridlock in Washington! The bill, which allows the Department of Transportation to move money around the department to offset furloughs, passed by a landslide in the House, unanimously in the Senate and is expected to seamlessly work [...]

Ok. So, we hear talk all the time about energy and renewable energy and how much energy we consume and changing our energy sources. Most of us have some relatively basic understanding of how energy and electricity work, which is to say we get that it has to be “made” somewhere and then transported to [...]