Residents of Overpopulated SoCal at Risk of Death Due to Air Quality
Southern Californians (an estimated 22 million people) are at greater risk of death from the impacts of fine particulate matter in the... Read More
Mounting Border Trash Proves Alien Invasion Alive and Well
Despite numerous reports from open borders advocacy groups that illegal immigration has come to a screeching halt, tangible physical evidence on the... Read More
Climate Expected to Change 100x Faster than Species Can Adapt
Due to alterations in climate anticipated to occur from now through 2100, the ranges of species will need to change dramatically, according... Read More
Economists Push More Births in Developed Countries
As an oldster of 80 with two jobs, a large family to see to, and enjoying a wonderful married life with lots... Read More
Traffic Congestion Costs Lives, Billions of Dollars in Public Health Costs
As I read a new study, “The Public Health Costs of Congestion/A Health Risk Assessment,” from The Harvard Center for Risk Analysis... Read More
Thoughts on the Greek Madness
Anyone who has lived in Greece can see why the question of default or a “haircut” is not a matter of if,... Read More
Temporary Protected Status for Aliens Creates Environmental Woes for America
On May 17, President Obama announced that he would extend Temporary Protected Status [TPS] to Haitian nationals currently residing in the United... Read More
Unending California Sprawl Puts Farmers at Risk
Three years ago, with great sadness, I left Lodi, CA to start a new life in Pittsburgh. I’m a native Californian, born... Read More
Scientists Warn of Water Demands Overshooting Supply by 40%
Through the years at CAPS, we’ve written about water shortages and pressure on water supplies. As we’ve followed the water story, there... Read More
Recycling Is Great; What about Fewer People?
University of Pacific, in Stockton, CA, has come up with a novel idea to support environmental sustainability. This year, at its May... Read More