Showtime: Metal Markets

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

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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.

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