Eco-Insights: Exploring a Symbiotic Future for our Economies and our World

November 30th, 2025 So, after discussing GDP growth, job growth, geopolitical factors, and so much more simply from an economic and geopolitical perspective, it’s obvious that countries that can invest in a renewable energy transition should as it will provide numerous economic benefits, however this transition should be implemented on a country-by-country basis. Similarly, this energy transition will have to look like will be a slow one, as investing at the wrong rate for a

November 30th, 2025 For this last section, it’s time to tackle one of the more heated topics in renewable energy: cost. Many people, including the current president, believe that the current upfront costs for all nations make the entire industry not viable at all. Sure, implementing a brand-new energy infrastructure for solar, wind, geothermal, etc. is extremely expensive, and many nations might face a disproportionate burden if they are to implement renewable energies too qu

November 30th, 2025 At an address recently to the United Nations in New York City, US President Donald Trump recently described how nations that had switched to cleaner sources of energy to reduce the effects of climate change were essentially collapsing their nations’ economies .  From spreading lies regarding the cost and inefficacy of solar and wind energy, the nature of radicalized environmentalists wanting to ban cows (to which to President would put me in this category