Business & Economics Economics Previous Site Sections Whistleblower Details Ohio Voting Red Flags Miller-McCune.com in May identified Ohio as one of five battleground states that have performed poorly in terms of… David Rosenfeld
Economics The Devil’s Dilemma: Die Young So Live Fast A threatened marsupial offers the most compelling case yet for encouraging teen pregnancy — extinction. The existence of… Barbara Hesselgrave
Economics Three in Five Human Diseases Have Animal Links When it comes to human health, we’re not the only species out there. In fact, of the roughly… Joan Melcher
Economics Sharpshooter Radiation Takes Aim at Disease A technical findings brief from the Department of Health and Human Services reports a new method to target… Barbara Hesselgrave
Economics Pregnant with Possibility In a recent op-ed piece in the Los Angeles Times and on his own online site, YouthFacts.org, contrarian… Amy R. Ramos
Economics Mmmmm — Tastes Good Like a Cigarette is Engineered To Tobacco companies are using menthol flavoring in cigarettes to win over new smokers and keep existing ones, according… Michael Todd
Economics Pond Scum Fuels Starting to Take Flight Algae grows fast up to 40 times as fast as many other feedstocks considered for biofuel production. That’s… Joan Melcher
Economics Batty Idea Fights Disease Ladybugs combat plant-eating aphids. Falcons patrol trash dumps to ward off pesky seagulls. Now, in another effort to… Sara Barbour
Economics Opening a New Window for Solar Other than mice, if there’s one dependable meme to emerge at Miller-McCune.com, it’s that solar energy is a… Michael Todd
Economics Oilman Calls For Going With the Wind One-time corporate raider and always-outsize Texas oilman (is there any other kind?) T. Boone Pickens has made a… Michael Todd