Introduction In 2024, grid operators across the United States curtailed approximately 20 million megawatt-hours (MWh) of electricity generated from wind and solar sources — energy that was produced but could not be stored or delivered to consumers because the infrastructure to hold it did not exist. Four of the country’s seven major Independent System Operators (ISOs) set annual records for...
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Canada’s Indigenous Land Rights Dispute: Legal and Financial Implications for Property Owners in British Columbia
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THE LEANER MACHINE: Federal Government Hits Smallest Workforce Since 1966 And America Is Still Hiring
For the first time in nearly six decades, the federal government is not the biggest employer in the room. Under President Trump’s second term, Washington has shed hundreds of thousands of positions, bringing the federal payroll to its lowest level since Lyndon Johnson was in the White House — and the lowest share of the total labor force in over...
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U.S. Grid Wastes 20 Million MWh Annually as Battery Energy StorageDeficit Grows — While Private Developers Race to Fill the Gap
Introduction In 2024, grid operators across the United States curtailed approximately 20 million megawatt-hours (MWh) of electricity generated from wind...
Canada’s Indigenous Land Rights Dispute: Legal and Financial Implications for Property Owners in British Columbia
An analysis of Aboriginal title law, the Musqueam rights agreement, the Cowichan court decision, and what unsettled land claims mean...
THE LEANER MACHINE: Federal Government Hits Smallest Workforce Since 1966 And America Is Still Hiring
For the first time in nearly six decades, the federal government is not the biggest employer in the room. Under...
The Post Office Is Going Broke Delivering Your Junk Mail
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He Saw It Coming: The UAE Minister Who Called Europe’s Extremism Crisis and What It Means Now
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Another Day, Another Departure: Apollo Global Management Eyes the Sunbelt as New York Keeps Taxing the Hand That Feeds It
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Minnesota’s Multi-Million Dollar Fraud Scandal: Why Are the Sentences So Small?
Let’s talk numbers for a second, because the math here isn’t mathing. Zamzam Jama stole $5.6 million from American taxpayers....