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Feature: July 07, 2008

PLUS Moves Closer To Level Pegging With Aim As The Market Of Choice In London, And It’s A Lot Cheaper

A dual listing in London for less than £85,000? Yes, less than £85,000 and that includes lawyers’ and accountants’ fees as well as the charges made by a broker and by PLUS Markets Group. PLUS is a Recognised Investment Exchange,

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Feature: July 03, 2008

Carbon Dioxide Capture And Storage Raises The Possibility Of Cleaner Fossil Fuel Use

Without raising the arguments about the existence and causes of global warming, perhaps we can all agree that it would be sensible to find ‘power alternatives’ which do not involve burning increasingly scarce fossil fuels and

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Feature: July 02, 2008

The World Is Structurally Short Energy, Says The Latest Research From Southern Cross

“The world is structurally short energy. The evidence is everywhere.” So says the latest research from Southern Cross Equities, Australia’s largest independent stockbroker and emerging investment advisory firm. The principal

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Feature: June 17, 2008

Jurisdiction… The Next Big Thing In Uranium?

The International Atomic Energy Agency has just released its Uranium 2007: Resources, Production and Demand report. The industry calls it the “Red Book”, and the one statement that stood out was that known uranium resources would

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Feature: May 29, 2008

Are The World’s Oil Reserves Starting to Fall?

In the light of the strong oil price last week it is interesting to look back at an article written only a few weeks ago by Irwin Stelzer in the Daily Telegraph entitled “It’s a myth that the world’s oil is running out.” Irwin is

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Feature: May 27, 2008

Review of: ‘An Appeal to Reason, A Cool Look at Climate Change’, by Lord Lawson

Nigel Lawson, a former politician of some note, kicks off his book about climate change with a reminder that, back in the mid 1970s, when world average temperature seemed to be falling for the first time since the ‘Little Ice

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Feature: May 01, 2008

The Sentiment Spring Is Coiled For A Rebound In Uranium

If anyone in Hollywood is looking for a theme for the next version of Mission Impossible, a potential script could go like this: The world must boost electricity production by 500 per cent to sustain economic growth between now

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Feature: April 30, 2008

The Carbon Credit Market Seems To Be Losing Its Way In Amongst Bureaucratic Delays and Uncertainties

Lord Lawson, the man who was Chancellor of the Exchequer and Energy Minister under Margaret Thatcher, seems to have lost none of his marbles. In his new book “An Appeal To Reason: A Cool Look At Global Warming”, he describes

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Feature: March 19, 2008

Kangaroos In The Top Paddock? Australian Professor Counters Popular Arguments About Global Warming

On almost a daily basis we are fed with more propaganda from the climate change gang who never appear to question the claims put forward by what appear to be anonymous groups of scientists. The BBC is a regular performer, closely

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Feature: March 18, 2008

Political Risk Analysis: Malaysia

Malaysia, once known as a well-run, thriving South-east Asian country has been subjected to an unprecedented level of turbulence in recent months, culminating in the snap election of 8th March. Although Prime Minister Abdullah

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