With continuing research and investment from different sectors, solar technology continues to become more accessible and affordable. This has created an opportunity for SunCulture to work on a project to help create sustainable resources to aid the poorest areas with food production and management.
Pfizer recently announced it had successfully tested a COVID-19 vaccine. That is good news, and it did not happen because of socialism. The breakthrough was made possible by Operation Warp Speed, the program to use free market forces to solve the nation’s worst public health crisis. The key element of the program is cutting regulations and liberating private-sector innovation.
With the advent of the Walkman in the 80s, music became portable, and now with streaming music on your smartphone, accessing a variety of music has never been easier. Donald, a millennial in Seattle, explains more.
The free market is all about addressing needs of people and when a global pandemic strikes, those needs can change drastically. Like so many other businesses, United By Blue was shut down by the COVID-19 lockdowns for months. The Philadelphia-based apparel store is marked by its organic, eco-friendly clothes, but due to the lockdowns they were unable to do business as usual. That’s when they brainstormed a way to help out the needs of their community around them and keep their lights on.
Using the newest technology to brush your teeth is no longer going to cost you an arm and a leg (or a tooth).
Every year countries around the globe see millions of tons of food lost, wasting water along with it. This not only a loss for food that could be purposed for human consumption, but also contributes to environmental waste. Fortunately, entrepreneurs have seen this problem and thought of creative ways to tackle the issue. UW Graduate Austin Hirsh is one of many bright minds looking to create solutions through his new startup.
An interactive conversation about how the free market is destroying inflexible, government run transportation. Whether it comes to Uber, Lyft, Tesla or more, if you want to change things that are broken, if you’re tired of politicians and some generations telling you no, the free market can help.
If you're interested in destroying climate change and finding a way to reduce CO2, look no further than the Finnish start-up Soletair Power.
Imagine public transit that picks you up near your home or work and takes you to your destination quickly and without unnecessary stops or transfers, guaranteeing you arrive at your destination by the time you pick. And, not only is it more responsive to rider demand, it costs taxpayers less, and reduces environmental impact.
