From time to time we'll be adding other proposed solutions here to a variety of different concerns. Your comments, contributions and criticisms are invited.

Other Solutions
posted on this website

• "Recommendation Concerning U.S. Energy Policy"
  Winsights No. 111 (January/February 2010) provides a position briefing: Use taxes and tax credits to encourage and develop the flexfuel market.

• Ten Paths to Economic Recovery proposes controversial programs which could bring us truly major, stable, sustainable long-term economic growth (as of December, 2009).

• Sequestering CO2 is arguably the most economical way, not only the least disruptive way, to geo-engineer a rapid solution to global warming. In Winsights No. 108 (July/August 2009).

• "Situations Present and Pending"
  Winsights No. 103 (May/June 2008) expands on a simple, feasible proposal for Oceanic Fish Farming that can abundantly and profitably feed the world in the coming times of famine. Calling for entrepreneurs.

• In How to Free Us from OPEC, guest author Robert Zubrin proposes mandating all vehicles sold in U.S. to be flex-fueled—able to run on any combination of gasoline or alcohol fuels.
  
  
• Winsights No. 101 suggests a simple solution by Susan Wenger in "How Many Grueling Hours Could This Proposal Save YOU At Tax Time?" by letting the IRS do most of the work.
  
  
• Two Major Ways to Fund the Development of Space include lease-bond sales of Mars acreage.
  
  
• Coils, an obvious use of electromagnets to deflect space radiation from astronauts.
  
  
• Winsights No. 59 outlines a bold plan for "Feeding the World" by creating low-cost, underwater fish farms, achievable with present-day technology.
  
  
• Winsights No. 53 proposes a solution for how to "Save Millions of Lives Around Bengal" and make that region prosperously productive by fending off the destructive cyclones that periodically devastate the region.
  
  
• "Reviving Appalachia" is the subject of Winsights No. 30, outlining how incentives for slag recovery could bring this poorest of regions back to life.
  
  
• Winsights No. 31, "How to Wipe Out Most Taxes in New York City, and Improve City Services at the Same Time", is a proposal for turning a million square feet of neglected and unclaimed groundspace into income-producing and revenue-producing real estate.
  
  
• Winsights No. 32, "Quick Rummage of Profitable Answers", suggests three obvious but long overlooked areas for profitable ventures.
  
  
• Winsights No. 34,  "Bringing Peace:  The Balkans, Northern Ireland, and elsewhere", outlines how to build a long-term solution through mutual incentives.
  
  
• Winsights No. 35,  "Restore Some Who Suffer Long-Term Coma?" proposes techniques for breaking through to whatever part of the brain in the terminally comatose is still responsive.
  
  
• Winsights No. 36,  "How to Bring Lasting Peace to the Middle East", is a proposal for establishing a major, permanent U.N. headquarters on the Golan Heights.
  
  
• Winsights No. 38,  "Frog Warming", describes how to rearrange incentives as a means to restoring the global temperature balance.

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