Problem Solved
Steve ValkA weekly look at our biggest problems and the promising solutions to address those problems.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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DC press was spared a night of humiliation
Before the gunshots rang out at the Washington Hilton on Saturday night, the scene at the White House Correspondent’s Association dinner felt like the Germans marching into Paris in 1940 (Note to self: Watch “Casablanca” this week). After a...
On this Earth Day, a tipping point for clean energy
Who would have thought the war in Iran would provide some good news this Earth Day? The shutdown of the Strait of Hormuz, triggering high oil and gas prices, may do something that warnings from climate scientists have failed to do: make the...
America’s gambling problem is shifting into hyperdrive
I readily admit, as a good friend frequently tells me, that I’m a cheap bastard, a personality trait that has allowed me to retire without fear of losing my home. And if there’s anything I hate more than spending money, it’s LOSING money. T...
A Republican talks about pricing carbon
As I mentioned in my post about public health giant Bill Foege, I’ve had the great fortune to meet and work with some amazing people through my advocacy work. One of them is former Republican Congressman Bob Inglis, who’s spent the past 17 ...
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