Challenges, Solutions, and Utility of High-Speed Rail Networks Enabling daily commutes from Frederick to Baltimore, or Bakersfield to Los Angeles, high speed rail has the potential to strengthen trade, commerce, and mobility between American cities. While I would agree that it is unlikely, based on our current models to assume these projects could pay for … Continue reading An American Shinkansen

Most People Are Underestimating Free Market Advances in Green Energy The United States must produce less than a billion metric tons of CO2 equivalent gas emissions in order to become carbon neutral. Today, the US has an output of roughly 6.5 billion, with 5.5 billion coming from the energy sector. While this may appear to … Continue reading The Coming Green Energy Tsunami

All You Need to Know About About Sea Warfare in the 21st Century With over a hundred billion dollars in funding, hundreds of thousands of sailors and civilian personnel, hundreds of ships in service, thirty-one ships under construction, and over forty more on order, the United States Navy is the world's most powerful and well-equipped … Continue reading Returning to Equilibrium

Making the United States the Renewable Energy Capital of the World Whether you’re a skeptic of climate change and its implications, a climate-change denier, or a die-hard hippy with a flower in your hair, everyone agrees that cleaner air and a minimized human impact on the climate are positive changes that ought to be made. … Continue reading The Future of Energy USA