A note from Hank – this article came to use from a group of students from – for student-research-initiative org – the future is in good hands The environment law provides the necessary legal frameworks in addressing the issue of climate … Continue reading →
Written by Travis Christensen – The haunting orange skies over San Francisco in 2020. The devastating Black Summer of Australia in 2019-2020. The record-breaking Los Angeles wildfires of 2025. These aren’t isolated incidents, but rather stark indicators of a growing global … Continue reading →
By Shelby Horn, Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association director FORT WORTH, Texas (November 24, 2025) – Recently, higher beef prices at the grocery store have become a hot topic. It’s made local and national news headlines and … Continue reading →
After World War II, another war broke out; this one did not use guns and bullets, instead philosophies over which type of government systems was better; were the main weapons. In the West, the Marshall Plan laid the groundwork for … Continue reading →
You and I are biased. We are all biased about something. That’s a psychological fact. We can try to pretend we’re not. We can tell others we’re not. We can actually believe we’re not. The reality is, all of us … Continue reading →
Recently I have been fascinated by the sheer volume of instances where a company finds itself facing a ‘crisis.’ Many of the stories I have seen actually show how an organization manages to turn an unpleasant occurrence into a crisis. … Continue reading →
In this post I discuss the Role of Values and Viewpoints in conflict- When people have different values and viewpoints there is also the potential for conflict. It’s important to understand the difference between values and viewpoints, because while they … Continue reading →
In the United States today, conflict among individuals is the one factor that plays the primary role in the breakdown of communication between people. Regardless of how well we think we have made our point, that we have been very … Continue reading →
In Robert Heinlein’s 1966 Science Fiction novel, The Moon is a Harsh Mistress, one of his main characters, Professor Bernardo de la Paz, states that it is his belief, “that under no circumstances can the state justify placing its welfare … Continue reading →
One piece of society’s modern mosaic that is causing major issues in the nation is the desire to have simple solutions to problems. Whenever something takes place that upsets somebody we often hear the plaintive cry, ‘we have to do … Continue reading →