The National Association of Manufacturers promotes many facts about our manufacturing sector.

This column has addressed issues of climate change four times in the past 11 years. Let’s do it again, but this time get to the factual heart of it.

It was a year ago (March 2018) that this column addressed the need for Congressional term limits, something the public overwhelmingly endorses.

The Articles of Confederation was the first definition of our national government. Finalized in 1777, it was not until 1781 that all 13 states ratified the document.

Although it will be difficult to cover on one page, this column is about employer-supplied health insurance and the costs that are getting out of hand.

Industrial Heating readers live and work in the most energy-consumptive manufacturing sector of the U.S. economy, so it is useful to examine the worlds of energy price and supply. But let us first look at natural gas and a business opportunity you may have missed.

This column has recently addressed U.S. problems with China. Now we’ll discuss things closer to home – with some similar but more benign and resolvable issues.

David Goldman, a scholar and writer for Asia Times, provides fascinating insights into growing American problems with China, which are unknown and misunderstood by Americans.