Dust Bowl

    By Mark Cohen

    | 10:20AM 10/05/2009
    If you need a job, you could do far worse than look in Oklahoma. At a time when the national employment picture remains stubbornly bleak, the state where the wind comes sweepin' down the plains has become a hotbed for wind power, compressed natural gas, health care and all sorts of other growth...

    By Zac Bissonnette

    | 4:30PM 2/23/2009
    Drought conditions in California's Central Valley could lead to food shortages and higher grocery prices nationwide.Economists predict that the drought could cost 80,000 jobs and $2 billion in lost revenue. Empty reservoirs could lead many farmers to be cut off from their water sources sometime...

    By Gary E. Sattler

    | 3:30PM 6/23/2008
    "American production has come to equal and even surpass, not our people's power to consume, but their power to purchase. . . ." (Time Magazine, Monday, Dec 02, 1929)Such were the words of Henry Ford, as reported by Time Magazine. Those words were contained in a prepared statement he handed to...