OPEC and Wall Street Duke it Out over Silver, Gold, and Oil
OPEC and Wall Street Duke it Out over Silver, Gold, and Oil
At least thats what I think this article should have been named.
I dont always accept what Mr. Chapman says as he has been known to be on the extreme end of the Doom and Gloom scale, even for me.
However, this article he just posted to goldseek.com holds water in my opinion.
I have thought for a time that once the Dubai based silver ETF launches, that Comex is in deep kim-chee in terms of silver inventory.
This very well could be the proverbial straw that... Continue Reading
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OPEC and Wall Street Duke it Out over Silver, Gold, and Oil
At least thats what I think this article should have been named.
I dont always accept what Mr. Chapman says as he has been known to be on the extreme end of the Doom and Gloom scale, even for me.
However, this article he just posted [...
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Nexterra Energy Corp. announced that is has been selected by Kruger Products Ltd. to supply a biomass gasification system for its tissue mill in New Westminster, British Columbia. The new system will be the first of its kind in the pulp and paper industry. It will greatly reduce GHG emissions, and...
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Somalian pirates hijacked a Saudi Arabian super tanker called the Sirius Star of the coast of Kenya. The tanker is carrying $100 million worth of crude oil. The Sirius Star is a brand new tanker built by the Dubai based company Vela International. The tanker was launched in March and is one of six...
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Two weeks ahead of the UN Climate Change Conference in Poznan, Poland, the UN Climate Change Secretariat in Bonn has reported that greenhouse gas emissions in industrialized countries continue to rise. Data submitted to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) shows that...
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