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There is a danger that President Bill Clinton, in seeking better terms of trade with Japan, will impoverish the rest of us without improving the lot of the United States.
People in rural regions of the developing world are hungry for electricity to meet the most rudimentary of needs. Small solar-power systems have proved themselves to be an appropriate technology.
Protestations to the contrary notwithstanding, people have been busy bridging the gap between deterministic wave mechanics and the notion that everything is uncertain; quantum mechanics is the better for it.
