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An excellent @thetimes article about @DEI_Durham Director Prof Jon Gluyas @durham_uni and @OxUniEarthSci Prof Chris Ballentine work to find #GoldHydrogen the naturally occurring hydrogen #zerocarbon replacement for natural gas thetimes.co.uk/article/briti…
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At 2024Feb17 @aaas @AAASmeetings "Hunt for Natural Hydrogen Heats Up", legit presenters from @USGS @CUBoulder @coschoolofmines discussed natural #Hydrogen supplying 🌎 needs "for thousands of years!"⤵️
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There are different types of #hydrogen, there is:
#greyhydrogen
#bluehydrogen
#greenhydrogen
And now #goldhydrogen
Will there really be a gold rush for gold hydrogen? We await the release of the #USGS report about pockets of hydrogen under the ground.
oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-G…
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Global Discovery of 'Gold' Hydrogen: A Game Changer for Renewable Energy?
#GoldHydrogen #RenewableEnergy #GameChanger #GlobalDiscovery #HydrogenDiscovery
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3 Gold #MiningStocks. Experts Expect Rally to Stretch Into 2024 - December 19, 2023 - Zacks.com zacks.com/stock/news/2200022…
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If you have considered selling scrap metal, you’ve likely run across the term “precious metal refining”. Here’s what precious metal refining is and what refineries do. bit.ly/3AMwciY
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Selling gold can be a lucrative side hustle, especially if you consistently have valuable but unneeded materials on hand, such as filing dust, dental filings, or broken jewelry. Find out if it's time to sell: bit.ly/3zWwD9M
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Jewelry is responsible for about 70 percent of the world's gold demand! If you own any scrap jewelry that contains gold, don't let it go to waste. Exchange your scrap with us for cash.
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.@rch371 was instrumental in helping me think through this piece and offer ideas and historical context. He is one of the most creative and brilliant economists and thinkers. We need his out of the box approaches.
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@CornellLaw: New book from Prof. Robert Hockett
@rch371: Financing the Green New Deal.
Reviewer and Nobel Laureate @RobertJShiller says, “Anyone who wants a sustainable future will have to develop means of assuring it that are as creative and ambitious...as these.”
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4/ The Hunt Brothers - particularly Nelson Bunker and William Herbert - believed that the inflationary environment would persist and destroy the value of their family's holdings.
To hedge this risk, they turned to silver.
They began buying the metal at ~$3 per ounce in 1973.
