With all the ongoing talk of scandals at the Internal Revenue Service, it’s worth pointing out more discriminatory treatment that isn’t getting quite the amount of press that the recent problems at the IRS have been getting: The W... Read more
With all the ongoing talk of scandals at the Internal Revenue Service, it’s worth pointing out more discriminatory treatment that isn’t getting quite the amount of press that the recent problems at the IRS have been getting: The W... Read more
Reuters reports: The decision may not be made until November, December or even early 2014, said a U.S. official, as President Barack Obama will not rush the process, which still has a number of stages to work through. One of those stages h... Read more
Resourceful Earth wrote about SolarCity last year, as it was under investigation by the IRS for some potentially funky accounting after it had received a loan guarantee from the Department of Energy. It seems that SolarCity is back in the new... Read more
The Wall Street Journal wrote earlier this week about the impact smart energy policies have had on Texas versus California: Barely unnoticed outside energy circles, Texas has doubled its oil output since 2005. Even with the surge in output... Read more
America is the land of the free. Our fundamental principals guide our nation’s belief in the protection of all human rights. We are a shining beacon where many before have escaped brutal regimes and tyranny to come to our shores. Not so... Read more
The United States Geological Survey (USGS) is a small federal agency that keeps track of the reserves of many natural commodities in the U.S. such as coal, oil, and natural gas. This week they made an important announcement: On April 30, 2013... Read more
Natural Resources in the United States
700,000 people work in mining and natural resource extraction industries in the United States.