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When people complain about ineffective government they often use the word “change”. What they most often mean by this is that they want to “fix” the current system so that it works better than what...
View ArticleSaudi Wells Running Dry of Water — End of Desert Wheat
(Source: Bloomberg, 4 Nov. 2015) Saudi Arabia "once grew so much of the grain that its exports could feed Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman and Yemen. The circular wheat farms, half a...
View ArticleNanopores inexpensively filter seawater
Nanopores filter saltwater Most humans live near oceans. Yet even in coastal communities, there are often severe water shortages. Hence, desalinization of seawater into fresh water is the "holy grail"...
View ArticleAutumn TrendEvents
This issue of TrendEvents features news about economics, water, smart homes and space, followed by information about the Technocracy concept and organization. I am pleased to announce that we have some...
View ArticleWinter Issue of TrendEvents posted
This issue of TrendEvents covers both the old and new of Technocracy, with news about our winter Think Tank, a memorial for Paul Cordesmeyer, and information about the Technocracy concept and...
View Article2016 Spring Trend Events
This issue of Trend Events features information about our upcoming June event, introduces the Technocracy interns, Solar Innovation, Technocracy concept and organization, and closes with Technocracy...
View ArticleUnited to Protect the Earth
MORTON COUNTY — Ceremony, aromatic sage and drumming song welcomed the eight tribes of Washington State into the encampment of Native Americans supporting the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe’s protest of the...
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