Social•Mar 8, 2026
Bluetti Unveils Elite 300, Tiniest 3 kWh Power Station
Bluetti launching Elite 300, world’s smallest 3 kWh portable power station #energysky -- via pv magazine global: https://t.co/2LslwEAOQq
By Tor “SolarFred” Valenza
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Reservoirs Face 6‑12‑Month Failure Risk Before Upgrade
"There is a 6- to 12-month window of extreme vulnerability where the reservoirs could fail before the new infrastructure is online."
By Michael E. Webber
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Magnesium Balances Vitamin D: Boosts Deficiency, Lowers Excess
As a medical school professor, I've watched patients take vitamin D for years with zero improvement in their blood levels. Now a Vanderbilt clinical trial explains why: they're missing magnesium. Key findings: > Magnesium RAISED vitamin D in people who were deficient > But...
By Robert Lufkin, MD
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Capstone Strike Slashes Chile Mine Output to 30%
Capstone Mantoverde strike cuts Chile mine output to 30% as Union #2 walks out after failed bargaining. https://www.metalnomist.com/2026/03/capstone-mantoverde-strike-cuts-chile.html
By The Metalnomist
Social•Mar 8, 2026
China Faces Energy Crisis as Gulf Oil Imports Halt
China imports crude oil based on the day, between 65 and 85% of its total, and about three-quarters of that comes specifically from the Persian Gulf. And that has now dropped to zero. Unlike countries like the United States, which...
By Peter Zeihan
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Turning Mine Waste Into Domestic Pig Iron
"Iron is really like oil," says @N_A_Iron Jim Bougalis. The company is advancing an iron ore reclamation project with plans to convert the mine waste into pig iron for the U.S. domestic steel market. Mining Stock Daily talked to Jim at...
By Michael McCrae
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Rising Diesel Costs Threaten Spot Market Carriers
Diesel prices have surged, but still below 2022 and 2008 levels. With the recent run up in spot rates, most carriers can absorb the current surges, but if it continues to surge, it could be detrimental for carriers operating in...
By Craig Fuller
Social•Mar 8, 2026
National Inventory Set to Turn Negative, Price Cuts Decline
The National Inventory is expected to turn negative at some point this year, and the percentage of price cuts is lower compared to last year. Whoever you're getting your housing info from, I would question them about this. https://t.co/AHHEytiMoR
By Logan Mohtashami
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Iran's Regime Now Reacts, No Longer Drives War
“The Islamic regime in Iran is no longer shaping this war. It is reacting to it.”
By John Spencer
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Hormuz Traffic Stalls; Iran Maintains Chokepoint Control
The Strait of Hormuz has seen virtually ZERO movement in the past 24 hours. IRAN CONTINUES TO CONTROL THE KEY CHOKEPOINT IN THE GULF.
By Steve Hanke
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Runhe Targets 100k‑ton Rare‑Earth Catalyst Plant in Sichuan
China rare earth catalyst project advances as Runhe plans a 100,000 t/yr rare earth catalyst plant in Sichuan. https://www.metalnomist.com/2026/03/china-rare-earth-catalyst-project-runhe.html
By The Metalnomist
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Austin Hits Record Low Rent-to-Income Ratio
It's actually never been cheaper to rent in Austin, TX. The Rent/Income ratio across the metro has dropped to 18.3% - the lowest on record (going back at least 20 years). Landlords are aggressively cutting rents at a time when incomes in...
By Nick Gerli
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Tech, Not Troops, Drives Modern Military Dominance
America’s military success has never been a function of numbers of troops, it’s all about the use of advanced tech and an almost endless military supply chain
By Craig Fuller
Social•Mar 8, 2026
More Lanes Won’t Solve Traffic, Size Matters
Tokyo has a metro area of 40 million people with four lane freeways, and Austin has a metro area of 2.5 million and is widening the highway downtown to 20 lanes. But sure, one more lane will fix it.
By Hayden Clarkin (The Transit Guy)
Social•Mar 8, 2026
Diesel Surge Boosts Broker Margins via Fuel Surcharges
The diesel surge is welcome news for freight brokers that have contracted freight. Fuel surcharges will provide a lot of relief, as the diesel surge is moving much quicker than trucking spot rates. Brokers will make a couple of percent on fuel...
By Craig Fuller
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Global Coaches Converge in Miami to Expand Strategies
Last week, 20 business coaches and strategists flew in from New Zealand, Australia, Vancouver, and Europe to meet in Miami. The goal: learn new ways to open strategic possibilities for our clients. If you do strategy work, join us next time. https://t.co/Lfav5nA7hV #BusinessCoaching #Strategy...
By Kaihan Krippendorff
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Lake Repeatedly Fires VOA Staff Despite Rehiring
Lake undertook sweeping and devastating actions against VoA and other US funded international networks such as Radio Free Europe and Radio Free Asia. She was so intent on layoffs she kept doing new rounds after calling staffers back because she had...
By David Folkenflik
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Stronger Grip Cuts Senior Mortality by 12%
As a medical school professor, I tell my students: muscle isn't vanity. It's a longevity organ. A new JAMA Network Open study of 5,000+ women ages 63-99 just proved it: > Every 7kg increase in grip strength = 12% lower mortality > Faster...
By Robert Lufkin, MD
Social•Mar 7, 2026
US to Field 2,400 F‑35s, Becoming Fourth‑largest Air Force
The US is planning to build up a fleet of 2400 F-35s, which would make it the 4th largest global air force alone. https://t.co/YAnXK2vCUQ
By Craig Fuller
Social•Mar 7, 2026
PP Up: More Than Just a PP Refill
Don't forget to buy the PP Up item in Pokemon Pokopia. It's not just another item to refill your PP meter
By PixelShaun
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Price Parking, Reclaim Lots for Housing Development
"That's why we have these vacant lots, if you get rid of that (free parking) and find a median price for parking where it's kind of expensive you can then build buildings there and people will live there." - @bertkreischer ...
By Fairweather PhD
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Belgium's UAE Evacuation Proves Civil Protection Mechanism Works
Belgium just airlifted 198 of their own + 39 citizens from other member states out of the UAE using the A330 MRTT via Muscat and Hurghada. This is why the Civil Protection Mechanism exists and it actually worked.
By Fahad Naim
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Greece Launches 130 MW Agrivoltaics Application Process
Greece to open applications for 130 MW agrivoltaics plan #energysky -- via pv magazine global: https://t.co/xTTD1FvrD7
By Tor “SolarFred” Valenza
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Trump’s “Unconditional Surrender” Targets Iran’s Weapons, Not Regime
"And yes, President Trump’s demand for “unconditional surrender” is consistent with the political objectives stated from the beginning of the war. It does not necessarily mean the surrender of the Iranian state. It means the unconditional end of the behaviors...
By John Spencer
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Potential Negative YoY Inventory by April if Seasonal Rise Delayed
We should be getting the national seasonal inventory increase soon, but if, for some reason, that doesn't happen, we will have negative year-over-year inventory data by the end of March or Early April Note: For the worse than 2008 crowd...
By Logan Mohtashami
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Kuwait's Force Majeure Signals Growing Supply Chain Risk
Kuwait Declares Force Majeure Due To Middle East Conflict. A BIG force majeure. More continuing of my take that the occurrence of force majeure could become significant as the war continues. A level in the circles of supply chain hell....
By Tom Craig
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Trump's Iran War Drains Nearly $1 Billion Daily
CNN reports that Trump's war in Iran is costing the US more than $890 MILLION PER DAY. WAR = MASSIVE COST = FISCAL PROBLEMS. https://t.co/NDO5P1kaiE
By Steve Hanke
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Consumer Biotech Set to Outgrow Disease‑Focused Pharma
GLP-1s already have market cap close to 1/3 of the top 10 biopharma companies combined. Consumer health biotech products will dwarf disease-focused biotech products.
By Jason Kelly
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Unclear Roles Fuel Conflict in Source-to-Pay Processes
“The Source-to-Pay (S2P) cycle in many orgs. is often fraught w/ internal conflict & misunderstanding. The snags usually center on lack of clarity, ineffectiveness, & poor definition of process responsibilities.” 🔗 https://t.co/gy1EdLnhmk #procurement #purchasing #supplychain https://t.co/7SDiE74WE4
By Sigi Osagie
Social•Mar 7, 2026
U.S. Home Values Up 89% Since 1950 – Hold Longer
Since 1950: U.S. home prices increased 89% Average appreciation 4–5% annually Hold real estate longer.
By SoCal Airbnb Realtor
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Iranian Radar Strikes Expose Global Missile Defense Weaknesses
Iranian Attacks On Critical Missile Defense Radars Are A Wake-Up Call Iran's successful targeting of prized missile defense radars in the Middle East highlights global vulnerabilities. Feature: https://t.co/vGqhORYAMn
By Tyler Rogoway
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Iran War's Historic Oil Disruption Hinges on Conflict Length
The war in Iran has caused the biggest disruption in oil production in history. Whether it becomes the long-feared “nightmare scenario” for energy markets (and the global economy) now depends on the duration of the conflict. My @FT column: https://t.co/uKMsVXBCQY
By Daniel Yergin
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Apple's Fan-First F1 Distribution Expands to Tubi
Tip of the hat to Eddy, Oliver and the Apple team on their approach to distributing the new F1 rights. Fan first strategy, unlocking availability beyond their owned and operated platforms is good for everyone. Excited that @Tubi is part...
By Paul Cheesbrough
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Chinese PV Polysilicon Prices Fall as Capacity Idles
Chinese PV Industry Brief: Polysilicon prices slide amid low operating rates #energysky -- via pv magazine global: https://t.co/JsM63FU7l1
By Tor “SolarFred” Valenza
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Creatine Boosts Body, Brain, Strength, Sleep in Menopause
Impact of creatine supplementation on menopausal women’s body composition, cognition, estrogen, strength, and sleep https://t.co/8ZqpAr94uG
By David Barzilai, MD PhD
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Iran's Missile Fleet Crippled; Underground Storage Backfires
Iran would have been better off stuffing them in warehouses, garages etc. Centralizing all your crap (that is already road mobile) in places with a couple entrances and exits beneath a mountain is a problem when going against the USAF/IAF.
By Tyler Rogoway
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Maps Reveal Ongoing Frontline Shifts in Eastern Ukraine
Updated maps from the past few days showing Russian advances along the border in Sumy oblast, Hryshyne, and Huliaipole. https://t.co/2fOTZjg6ww https://t.co/vh0Uy67YYp
By Rob Lee
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Rising Fuel Costs Push Small Truckers Toward Bankruptcy
Whenever fuel surges like it has, we see a rash of small carrier bankruptcies. Large fleets and big brokers benefit from high fuel prices due to fuel surcharges, smaller truckers get creamed.
By Craig Fuller
Social•Mar 7, 2026
AI Bots Deliver CFO Insights, Save Hours for Doctors
Dr. Selene Castrejon runs a medical practice. She doesn’t have time for AI experiments that don’t work. Every hour matters. Inside the AI Business Lab® Mastermind, she built trained AI bots that now provide CFO-level insights and marketing strategy—saving hundreds of...
By Michael Hyatt
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Committee Boosts Journalism, Strengthens Democracy Through Online News Act
Your committee did brilliant work hearing out the issues from all perspectives, Dr. Fry. It was a delight to experience and a fruitful outcome for a free and plural press - and democracy. You provided journalism a boost while an...
By Jason Kint
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Renter‑Focused Progressive Coalition Redefines Urban Housing Politics
Two rising leaders in New York and Los Angeles are pushing for a fundamental revolution in urban housing politics: A unified progressive movement centered on renters instead of homeowners https://t.co/xC3VrNCfNM
By Liam Dillon
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Prasad’s Missteps as CBER Chief Spark Criticism
On Prasad’s last few weeks as CBER chief: 1. It was absurdly inappropriate to bring a large group of reporters together and rail on a pending application “on background” 2. The walk back of the Moderna RTF was a bad...
By Zach Brennan
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Crude Oil ETF's 33% Surge: A 6‑Sigma Rarity
The Crude Oil ETF spiked 33% over the last week, the biggest weekly gain in its history. This was a 6-sigma event, which (assuming a normal distribution) is only supposed to occur once every 4,039,906 years. So we shouldn't see another spike...
By Charlie Bilello
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Assessing Whether the US Navy Should Seize Iranian Tankers
Should the US Navy Start Targeting & Seizing Iranian Tankers 1⃣Sea Power vs Seapower 2⃣How did the US Torpedo Global Shipping? 3⃣Convoying in the Past 4⃣Current US Naval Situation 5⃣Potential Strategy for the US H/T: @ed_fin @gCaptain @LloydsList @ianellisjones Video: https://t.co/XpwiR2J9Cb
By Sal Mercogliano
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Most Drivers Fine With Level 1/2; Fast Charging Costs $0.99/kWh
The vast majority of folks don’t need charging this fast. But awesome that we can do it and I hope people know this will cost $0.99/kWh in infrastructure. For most folks level 1 and level 2 charging works.
By Jigar Shah
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Thoughtful Dialogue on Healthcare AI with DM Gorenstein
I've known @dmgorenstein for 2 decades and have always found him to be extraordinarily thoughtful – not afraid to ask tough questions and to grapple with nuance and, yes, tradeoffs. It was great to chat with him on his @tradeoffspod...
By Robert (Bob) Wachter, MD
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Patent Battles and GLP‑1 Turf Wars Prompt FDA Crackdown
Patent Fights, GLP-1 Turf Wars, and the FDA Tightens the Screws | Ep. 952 https://t.co/v0fulR3NfB https://t.co/9gGdkAVvlv
By BowTiedBiotech
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Alberta’s Oil Outpaces Norway’s Fleeting Resource Boom
Cosh, on the Globe Ed Board Norwailing is excellent. I would add to his AB context that Norway too was expecting a very short-lived resource and their production has, indeed, declined from peak. AB is still hitting record production month...
By Andrew Leach
Social•Mar 7, 2026
Iran's Air War Halts Hormuz Shipping, Hits Regional Oil
Air War Against Iran Enters Week Two Iran continues to target its neighbors' oil production as shipping through the Strait of Hormuz is nearly at a stand still. Latest: https://t.co/EOkyezfgoC
By Tyler Rogoway
Social•Mar 7, 2026
US Manufacturing Slows; Iraq Conflict Could Deepen Supply Chain Strain
PMI shows US manufacturing softness. That means supply chains too. What will the Iraq war do?
By Tom Craig