Economics Hunting for Bear (Stearns) With the Martin Act Today’s announcement by the elegantly named Residential Mortgage-Backed Securities Working Group that it was suing over fraud allegedly… Michael Todd
Economics Proof Positive That Our Sources are Geniuses A quick shout-out to Raj Chetty, one of 23 recipients of this year’s John D. and Catherine T.… Michael Todd
Environment Small Steps Toward Scientific Gender Equity Tom Jacobs last week cited current research showing that job applications attributed to female scientists were received less… Michael Todd
Environment Wind Turbines: Saving the Planet but Butchering Bats At a recent evening “batwalk” at the University of California’s Sedgwick Reserve conducted by vertebrate biologist Paul W.… Michael Todd
Economics A New Way to Play Taps for Your Tattoo Not so long ago Chris Opfer told about the burgeoning business of tattoo removal fueled in equal parts… Michael Todd
Economics Dark Tourism Has Its Fans Just two days after the 11th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks themselves, writer Michael Luongo’s piece, “Ground Zero… Michael Todd
Social Justice Move Over Meth, Czech Moonshine Is Real Problem A couple days ago Marc Herman told us that while Europe doesn’t have the meth habit the United… Michael Todd
Environment Plentiful Natural Gas, Get It While It’s Cold Back in May Bruce Dorminey outlined the potential benefits of tapping methane hydrates—a “frozen combo of methane gas… Michael Todd
Environment A Hotter World Won’t Automatically be a More Fiery World With 2012 on track to be the worst year on record for wildfires in the U.S.—although Isaac’s heavy… Michael Todd
Environment It’s a Gull-Eat-Whale World Out There, Thanks to People A month ago ecologist Leah Gerber asked our readers to consider a biodiversity conundrum—in preserving a natural habitat,… Michael Todd