Coal

Previous parts can be read: Going underground (Part 1, into the darkness) | by Inna Gregory | Aug, 2022 | Medium Going underground (Part 2, the deep) | by Inna Gregory | Aug, 2022 | Medium It is impossible to convey with what joy I rose to the surface of…

Continued from part 1 Finally, the cage decided to calm down and the frenzied fall slowed. After a few seconds, she stopped gently and let us out into the pitch darkness. Our headtorches barely illuminated the gallery. The vaulted supports and steel bands were clearly not for show, but to…

Tired… sat down at last from battles for the knowledge of Manchester, Newcastle’s pigments in the air, it always will be there, past modesty and blast of the sensational orchestra, fast moving rogue, left turn en vogue for the fiesta, Meeting, greeting with the sense of joy, the delicate tempest…

THE NATURE OF PREJUDICE What It’s Tantamount To A light rain fell on darkened streets bordered by cavernous buildings. The pieces of glass left in their window frames were still stained with soot from fires set inside, the tragic remains of the Sixties when the Governor and then the President…

The article was originally published in “The Musings Of A Politics Junkie & Closet Economist.” To read more, please visit the website. Coal’s is winning the battle but losing the war (at some level)… The European Union (EU) is facing the potential of a very cold winter as the flow…

Commodities strike back! // Impressive Coal Demand // The long-term upside for Gold // & more — The benchmark, CRB Commodity Index, ended the week +3,9% higher