The Trains Could Stop Running In The United States Literally One Week From Now
By Michael Snyder Did you know that an absolutely crippling national railroad strike could potentially start on July 18th? If this actually happens, the historic…
By Michael Snyder Did you know that an absolutely crippling national railroad strike could potentially start on July 18th? If this actually happens, the historic…
By Tyler Durden The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), which operates Texas’ electric power grid, asked households and businesses to conserve power this afternoon…
By Michael Snyder Are we under attack? Previously, I have written about a series of very strange fires that have occurred at key food production…
By B.N. Frank Experts continue to warn that the American electric grid is extremely vulnerable. They warn of blackouts and some blame the risk of…
By B.N. Frank A growing number of Americans are trying to keep solar farms from being built in their communities for numerous reasons (see 1,…
By Tyler Durden Two days ago, Germany’s second-largest town of Hamburg told residents to prepare for hot-water rationing during certain times of the day due…
By Mike Campbell Videos are emerging of the Sri Lankan military denying citizens gasoline at gunpoint while the country descends into chaos. In one video,…
By B.N. Frank Opposition to wind turbines and farms is likely to increase in the U.S. and worldwide until significant biological, environmental, and safety issues…
By Tyler Durden The second-largest city in Germany is mulling over the potential rationing of hot water as the energy crisis worsens. “In an acute…
By Tyler Durden Last month, Russia reduced Nordstream natural gas flows by 60% because of an alleged disruption. German industries, heavily reliant on cheap Russian…
By Michael Snyder If countries in Europe are already beginning to ration certain things due to “supply problems”, how long will it be before it…
By Tyler Durden South African state power utility Eskom has been hit with labor unrest contributing to widespread blackouts after ten generation units went offline….
By Mac Slavo Because Germany is still refusing to pay for Russian natural gas imports in rubles as requested, the country now faces long-term supply…
By Tyler Durden A broke and extremely cash-strapped Sri Lanka halted all fuel sales except for essential services in a desperate attempt to manage a…