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Sustainable Tourism Industry reprint By Louise Twining-Ward Sustainable tourism is getting renewed attention these days because of its inclusion in the United Nations’ new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), but the idea is not new. Sometimes referred to as responsible, green, low-impact or eco-tourism, tourism designed to protect natural and cultural heritage and Read More
The Death of the Dollar interview with Peter Schiff by Stefan Molyneux also audio MP3 available HERE
This Market Is a “Wheelbarrow of Dynamite” Waiting to Blow But in come the cronies to tell us not to worry about it. By Bill Bonner reprinted Wolfstreet article DELRAY BEACH, Florida – It’s hot in Florida. Steamy hot. Hair curls and bodies go limp. The “relief rally” continued Read More
China Economy Now Shrinking into Recession – reprint from WolfStreet.com by Wolf Richter • August 29, 2015 A “hard landing” would be tough for China. But it would still mean economic growth, if very slow growth by Chinese standards. At worst, it would mean stagnation. But now, evidence is piling up that the Read More
F35 Hundreds of $ Billions Lost Already…No Audits Done The F-35 is the most expensive weapons program in history, with a total cost of $1.5 trillion. The F-35 program has been plagued by cost overruns and delays, has been grounded twice, and even has been criticized by those within the Pentagon. Read More
excellent article reprint from WolfStreet.com Liquidity Stress Spikes to Worst Level since Financial Crisis by Wolf Richter • September 2, 2015 Moody’s blamed oil and the collapse of commodity prices. Earlier in August, it blamed the financial turmoil around the globe and the implosion of the stock market bubble in China. Earlier, Read More
Chinese Build U.S. Factories, Bring Tensions Along With Jobs Bonnie Cao and Ye Xie August 30, 2015 — 10:00 AM MDT Updated on August 31, 2015 — 8:44 AM MDT When Chen Mingxu was a boy, U.S. businessmen poured into rural China, welcomed with tax breaks and steamed turtle. Thirty Read More
‘Chinese Paper’ Now Plunging in Value by Eric Margolis • August 30, 2015 reprinted here from original My father, a New York financier, used to call dubious stocks or bonds, “Chinese paper.” Last week, we saw a blizzard of Chinese paper, both in China and around the world. As manager of Read More
Aug. 03-2015- MOORHEAD, Minn. — Weed Resistance in Spreading on Farms from AgWeek Tom Peters is often asked if he “works with weed resistance.” “I say, no I do not: I work with weeds management,” says Peters, a sugar beet agronomist with University of Minnesota and North Dakota State University Read More
Aug. 09- 2015 article reprinted here Farmers and GMO crops Five years ago, Dan Beyers took his farm in a new direction. Or, rather, back in an old direction. The Pana, Ill.-area farmer had been using corn and soybean seeds genetically modified to work with glyphosate — the generic name Read More