It is not McDonald’s business (unless redeemed by the pursuit of profit) to induce its customers to eat less meat.
Author: Andrew Stuttaford
Walter Reuther: An Earlier Activist UAW President
Shawn Fain is not the first UAW president to get a little, uh, political.
Electric Vehicles: Brits Not Doing Their Bit
In the U.K., makers of electric vehicles are finding it difficult to sell them to consumers who have to pay for them with their own money.
Electric Vehicles and the UAW
The way things are going, the switch to EVs may well mean disaster for the auto companies before too long.
The Electric Vehicle ‘Transition’: Just One Battle in Net Zero’s Class Conflict
Car workers will soon face the reality that it takes fewer of them to make EVs.
Remembering the Soviet Prussia
In her latest book review for Capital Matters, Amity Shlaes turns her attention to Katja Hoyer’s Beyond the Wall: A History of East Germany.
The EU’s Chinese Green New Deal
I wonder how things are going with the EU’s solar sector, wind sector, and EV batteries.
UAW Strike: ‘Very, Very Likely’
Automaker Stellantis was reported as saying it was on a ‘good path’ to avoid a strike. The UAW’s Shawn Fain sounded rather more cautious.
Electric Vehicles: Granholm’s Odyssey
NPR: When Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm set out on a four-day electric-vehicle road trip this summer, she knew charging might be a challenge. But…
Electric Vehicles: The (Unwanted) Car-Rental Preview
‘Demand’ for EVs is being stimulated by bureaucratic fiat, not true customer choice.