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Business sees good profits in global disarmament/ metals recycling...
Good for us, good for them, good for posterity: WIN WIN WIN ... ![]() This is already occurring, e.g. Cominco (aka Teck Cominco) derives much of its 'mining' from electronic waste, not holes in the ground as in the past. http://www.teckcominco.com/ More: eCycle Solutions (Airdrie AB) http://www.ecyclesolutions.com/index...d=63&Itemid=71 eCycle Solutions (Burnaby BC) http://www.ecyclesolutions.com/index...d=67&Itemid=71 ******************************** Showtime for base metal markets Posted: January 20, 2009, 1:06 PM by Peter Koven Finanicial Post http://network.nationalpost.com/np/b...l-markets.aspx Mr. Redstone and Mr. Hughes looked at all the major economic stimulus packages announced so far, and calculated that the average one amounts to 4.7% of GDP. And the average interest rate in those countries is just 4.5%. They also added up global production cutbacks, and found that they were very large for the major base metals: 11.1% of world consumption for aluminum, 5.3% for copper, 11.5% for nickel, and 7% for zinc. ************************************* ![]() http://www.roslynoxley9.com.au/artis...ll/1090/40700/ LOVE & PEACE |
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