Category: water
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TRUMP Meme Coin in Hot Water as Democrats Push Presidential Crypto Ban
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A new bill that makes its way through the US Congress, in an attempt Politicians stop From launching their cryptocurrencies. The move comes after many investors have lost a lot of money on Trump Mimi, associated with US President Donald Trump. The wild currency journey made people wonder whether politicians…
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TRUMP Meme Coin in Hot Water as Democrats Push Presidential Crypto Ban
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A new bill that makes its way through the US Congress, in an attempt Politicians stop From launching their cryptocurrencies. The move comes after many investors have lost a lot of money on Trump Mimi, associated with US President Donald Trump. The wild currency journey made people wonder whether politicians…
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LA City Utility Sued Over Water Shortage for Palisades Fire
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Breadcrumb links BMN Business A lawsuit was filed against the Los Angeles Electricity and Water Company, accusing it of not providing enough water to fight the largest fire still burning in the second largest American city. Article writer: Bloomberg News Jeff Feeley, Mark Chidiac, and Robert Bernson Posted on January…
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Sandfire Resources America Inc. Announces Win at the Montana Supreme Court Regarding Water Rights Ruling
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Article content White Sulfur Springs, Montreal, January 02, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Sandfire Resources America Inc. (“Sandfire America” or the “Company”) announces a favorable ruling in favor of the Company by the Montana Supreme Court upholding the district court’s 2023 decision on water rights related to Black Butte Copper’s Tintina…
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Mekorot CEO: I don’t see any water supply disruptions
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“Mekorot is the best company of its kind in the world,” Amit Lang, CEO of Mekorot, told Globes deputy editor Dror Marmor at the Globes Israel Business Conference. Lang explained why, “The average depreciation of water supply systems in the world is 40% while in OECD countries it is 15%…
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Thames Water risks running dry by spring 2025 without £3bn cash lifeline
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Thames Water, Britain’s largest water supplier, has warned it will exhaust its cash reserves by March 2025 if it fails to get urgent court approval for a £3 billion financial rescue package. Without the deal, the debt-laden company may be forced into temporary nationalisation, adding further pressure on the UK’s…
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A newly identified chemical in drinking water may be toxic, say experts
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Do you know what’s in your drinking water? Scientists finally did, after solving a 40-year-old mystery about a chemical byproduct that kept showing up in tap water, leaving them scratching their heads. The new chemical compound – which scientists had observed in tap water for decades – remained unknown, due…
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Villagers are wary of plans to dam a river to ensure Panama Canal’s water supply
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Breadcrumb links PMN BMN Business Article writer: Associated Press Alma Solis Posted on October 23, 2024 • 5 minute read You can save this article by registering for free here. Or log in if you have an account. Article content EL GOPO, Panama (AP) — A long wooden boat has…
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ADM violates US water laws, permit after leak at carbon capture project By Reuters
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By Valerie Volkovici and Leah Douglas WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Archer Daniels Midland Agricultural Co. confirmed on Friday that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency found the company violated federal safe drinking water rules and an underground injection permit by causing a leak at the first major U.S. underground carbon sequestration facility…
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US stocks tread water with Nvidia, rate cuts in focus
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Consumer confidence rose more than expected in August, although consumers’ assessment of the labor market remained weak. the Last indicator reading The U.S. manufacturing purchasing managers’ index came in at 103.3, up from 101.9 in July and above the 100.7 forecast by economists surveyed by Bloomberg. “Consumer confidence rose overall…
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Currencies tread water as Middle East risks temper rate cut optimism By Reuters
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Written by Ray Wee SINGAPORE (Reuters) – The dollar edged up on Tuesday and major currencies traded sideways as lingering concerns over tensions in the Middle East partly overshadowed investor optimism about an imminent U.S. interest rate cut. Geopolitical risks kept early currency moves subdued, although fears of an escalation…
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Carry trades cleared out, USD/JPY longs dip a toe in the water
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Markets are struggling with some of the drama of the past two weeks today. Japan is on holiday today, and the US economic calendar is empty, so this is a good time for markets to catch their breath. But what is striking is that the yen has become weaker overall…
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Dollar treads water after tame US inflation report, yen rally stalls By Reuters
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By Alden Bentley NEW YORK (Reuters) – The dollar ended little changed on Friday, pressured by a drop in Treasury yields after a weak U.S. inflation report that investors said kept the door open for the Federal Reserve’s expected monetary policy easing in September. The Commerce Department’s personal consumption expenditures…
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WATER memecoin gains recede after Ronaldinho’s promo
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Solana-based cryptocurrency WATER saw a brief spike in value after a football icon promoted the project on social media, before falling back to levels seen on Monday. On Tuesday, former Brazilian soccer star Ronaldinho Gaucho promoted the Water (WATER) charity coin on Instagram. Ronaldinho is the second sports legend to…
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WATER memecoin gains recede after Ronaldinho’s promo
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Solana-based cryptocurrency WATER saw a brief spike in value after a football icon promoted the project on social media, before falling back to levels seen on Monday. On Tuesday, former Brazilian soccer star Ronaldinho Gaucho promoted the Water (WATER) charity coin on Instagram. Ronaldinho is the second sports legend to…
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Asian stocks tread water amid mixed Chinese, Japanese inflation By Investing.com
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Investing.com — Most Asian stocks were rangebound on Wednesday as markets digested mixed inflation data from China and Japan, while the focus remained on when the Federal Reserve will start cutting interest rates. Regional stocks received moderate signals from Wall Street, with technology stocks seeing sharp gains and nearing new…
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Bitcoin Billionaire Throws Cold Water on Price Surge: Don’t Expect Fireworks
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Peter Thiel, the billionaire businessman known for his bold investment bets and controversial stances, has taken a measured approach to Bitcoin. In a recent interview at the Aspen Ideas Festival, Thiel revealed that he still holds Bitcoin, but… expressed doubts About a big price increase in the near future. This…
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Bitcoin Billionaire Throws Cold Water on Price Surge: Don’t Expect Fireworks
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Peter Thiel, the billionaire businessman known for his bold investment bets and controversial stances, has taken a measured approach to Bitcoin. In a recent interview at the Aspen Ideas Festival, Thiel revealed that he still holds Bitcoin, but… expressed doubts About a big price increase in the near future. This…