As Buffett described it, the shale boom that ignited over a decade ago had saved the United States from being shackled to foreign sources of oil. He’s not wrong. Just imagine the situation...
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Getting Bullish on Psychedelics Again
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How to Profit from Cocoa Futures in a Post-Carbon World
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Lithium doesn’t make batteries lose charge capacity, get hot, or explode. It’s not the weak link that makes batteries slow to charge or limits its capacity.