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Monthly Archives: September, 2022

To ensure access to electric cars, some activists are calling attention to ‘charging deserts’

Advocates for low-income communities and people of color have long argued that if electric cars are necessary for American roads and the health of the planet, then they should be accessible to all Americans, not just the ones with...

6 Tips And Advice To Keep Yourself Ready From Medical Emergencies 

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Cognitive Decline Among Older Americans Can Result in ‘Expensive, Irreversible’ Money Management Mistakes

Millions of older Americans experience cognitive decline that's significant enough to interfere with their financial skills, but despite this reality 75% of these individuals continue managing their own money. According to a new study published in JAMA Network Open, cognitive...

Eskom – We pay the price for a 66% bloated and overpaid staff compliment that should have been retrenched

By Lawrence McCrystal and Hein van der Walt* ‘Cofesa agrees with Mr Temba Nolutshungu, a director of the Free Market Foundation that the electricity crisis in South Africa is self-inflicted, that Eskom is a leviathan which enjoys monopolistic...

Piketty won’t help SA conserve its existing wealth and generate more

Commenting on the recent virtual presentation by French economist Thomas Pikkety at Wits University, Martin van Staden of the Free Market Foundation writes that he was astounded to find himself preferring the views of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s new economic...

The astonishing—and accidental—Ice Age discovery made by Spanish spelunkers

ByJulius Purcell Published September 22, 2022 • 10 min read The Ardines massif on Spain’s northern coast is riddled with limestone caves. It lies a few miles from some of the most famous sites of Paleolithic cave art in the world, includ­ing...

U.S. nuclear testing’s devastating legacy lingers, 30 years after moratorium

ByLesley M.M. Blume Published September 22, 2022 Potassium iodide pills are often given out during nuclear emergencies, actual or imminent. In late August, for example, the European Union pledged to preemptively donate more than five million anti-radiation tablets to Ukraine, amid...

The Senate just approved an international climate treaty, with bipartisan support

The Senate has historically been the place where climate policy goes to die. Most climate bills garner zero Republican support, and Democrats haven’t had the 60 votes required to pass legislation since 2010. The recent Inflation Reduction Act was...

2 U.S. Veterans Held By Russian-Backed Forces In Ukraine Freed In Prisoner Swap

Two U.S. veterans held for months by Russian-backed forces in Ukraine were freed as part of a prisoner swap, Saudi Arabia, which brokered the deal, said Wednesday.Alexander Drueke and Andy Tai Huynh were released alongside eight other prisoners of...

Can’t Sleep? How to Fall Asleep Faster And Sleep Better

Sleep problems are very common. Between 30%-50% of the general adult population experiences insomnia symptoms, which are marked by unsatisfactory sleep quality and quantity. In fact, if you’re reading this, you’re likely experiencing some sleep issues and wonder “why...
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