Tag Archives: China

Hidden Costs

Posted on September 19, 2010 by Chris Zach

Chinese-produced goods fill our store shelves. We live a comfortable life as these inexpensive things replace those once made in America. It’s cheaper to toss these disposable products in the landfill than to consider repair. But don’t forget the hidden … Continue reading →

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The Dragon and the Elephant (No, not Donkey)

Posted on April 6, 2010 by Chris Zach

I’m filing this under “sunny day leisure reading.” Yes, this is the kind of thing I would read for leisure… don’t judge. Next step: Planning a trip to visit China and India and learn about their innovation cultures first-hand. Description … Continue reading →

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Read This: Steven Chu, A Political Scientist — TIME

Posted on September 8, 2009 by Chris Zach

This article on Steven Chu, the new Secretary of the Department of Energy (DOE) — note: I am a consultant for the DOE — provides an interesting perspective on China’s attitudes about climate change. Is it possible that, despite its … Continue reading →

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