Sitemap - 2025 - Investigative Economics
Canada's Huge Influx of Non-Permanent Residents
Maine's Renewable Push Turns it From New England's Cheapest Electricity to One of Its Most Expensive
Episode 27: Distorted Economic Metrics or A Tale of Two Economies
Ivanpah Never Came Close to Its Generation Target
The Explosion in Civil Litigation Settlements Against Cities
What Happened to Austro-Hungarian Gold During WWI
Can Amtrak Really Be That Top Heavy
Episode 26: Local Funding of the Soros Network
The State And Local Governments Funding Political Activism
Cap and Trade Credits Largely Sent to Native Tribes, Alaska For Forest Management
Solar Is Only Cheap When It's Not On a Roof
China's Massive Solar Arrays Don't Generate Much Energy
Tax Credits For Solar Energy That Can't Be Produced
Episode 25: Oil and Gas vs. Oil and Gas
The Bias in Post-Pandemic Autism Analysis
The Santa Ynez Reservoir Wasn't Reporting Large Outflows
Autism Epidemic Exploded As Diagnostic Standards Changed
The Oil and Gas Executive Funding Climate Action Against Oil and Gas
Who To Believe On University Administrative Bloat
Colony Collapse Was Never a Real Concern For Bees
The High False-Positive Rate of HIV Tests
Most New Jobs Going To The Foreign-Born
Episode 24: Throwing Gold Bars Off the Federal Titanic
California's Other, Other Boondoggle: The Sites Reservoir
USAID OIG Admits They May Have Accidentally Funded Terrorism
Where Do the Billions in Migrant Funds Go
Los Angeles Somehow Paid More For Water During A Flood
Maryland Governor Blames His Predecessor For His Own Overspending
L.A. Fire Roundup Part II: Budget Discrepancies, Diversity, And More Arson Reporting Oddities
Los Angeles Fire Roundup: Fire Funding, Forest Raking, Missing Reservoirs, and Arson