muddog1975
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BahahahaThe early years at Hanford waste was dumped in common steel 55 gallon drums then deposited
in the tunnels on the Hanford reservation. Not unusual to see a 5' jack rabbit or 20' rattle snake.
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Just heard about a diesel shortage?
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Real science denial, because it doesn't fit the agenda at hand.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abiogenic_petroleum_origin
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abiogenic_petroleum_origin
Keith Merrell
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You will own nothing, and be happy - Klaus Schwab
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Truck Shop
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i will have to do some reading, don't know Klaus Schwab. Does Les Schwab Tires count.
Les Schwab had a lot of philosophies tooo.
DMiller
Senior Member
Chairman World Economic Forum.
Truck Shop
Senior Member
Les Schwab--dead owner of Les Schwab Tires. He has a book too.
Yes the very first part to explain what it is, and how other planets with no bio have hydrocarbons. Of course the rest of the article will be in support of the agenda. Its Wikipedia.
And only supports "Main stream" well financed "fossil fuel science".
We are now living with nice over priced fossil fuel science. Only reason for bringing it up.
And only supports "Main stream" well financed "fossil fuel science".
We are now living with nice over priced fossil fuel science. Only reason for bringing it up.
Keith Merrell
Well-Known Member
The World Economic Forum is basically an unelected body that has influence in government. The interest is up and the stock market's down and you only get mugged if you go down town.
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Truck Shop
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Actually,---I have little interest in things like World Economic Forum. Those people care less about
the little guy, and the little guy is going to have zero effect on them. If you act crazier than the crazy/
criminals down town they will have nothing to do with you either.
the little guy, and the little guy is going to have zero effect on them. If you act crazier than the crazy/
criminals down town they will have nothing to do with you either.
The World Can’t Get Enough Of US Diesel As Exports Surge
Bloomberg
By Chunzi Xu (Bloomberg) –The US is exporting diesel at the fastest ever rate as the global market’s thirst for fuel remains insatiable.
As much as 1.39 million barrels a day of diesel has left the US Gulf Coast so far this month, around 10% higher than the previous daily record for month set in July, 2017, according to oil analytics firm Vortexa, which began trading the data in 2016. Adding gasoline, fuel exports out of the Gulf Coast topped 2 million barrels a day in the first half of July, also a record.
Strong exports highlight just how much the world is still relying on the US for the fuel that powers the global economies, farming and industries. Gasoline is the top transportation fuel in the US but not the rest of the world and the effort to secure diesel is intensifying as demand continues to outstrip supply.
The bulk of US diesel exports are headed to Mexico, Brazil, Chile and Argentina. Fuel crises have been unfolding in parts of Latin America, leading to violent protests and political upheaval. These countries have pulled a greater amount of diesel from the US Gulf Coast in recent months. In addition to Latin America, the arbitrage for transatlantic diesel exports has also improved with a stronger European market and a drop in freight rates, spurring more shipments from the US Gulf Coast to Europe.
Read Also: Could The U.S. Ship More LNG To Europe?
Global diesel strength is showing up in prices at the pump for US drivers. The average retail diesel price has fallen 3.6% in the past month, compared with a 8.7% drop for gasoline, according to auto club AAA.
Diesel strength is also underpinning the so-called 3-2-1 crack spread, a measure of refinery margins for turning crude oil into fuel, at above $44 a barrel as of Friday. That is one reason refiners are running at near record rates in the US at a time when domestic gasoline demand has softened. Gulf Coast refiners operated at 98.1% of capacity last week, the highest since December 2018, according to US Energy Information Administration data.
Bloomberg
By Chunzi Xu (Bloomberg) –The US is exporting diesel at the fastest ever rate as the global market’s thirst for fuel remains insatiable.
As much as 1.39 million barrels a day of diesel has left the US Gulf Coast so far this month, around 10% higher than the previous daily record for month set in July, 2017, according to oil analytics firm Vortexa, which began trading the data in 2016. Adding gasoline, fuel exports out of the Gulf Coast topped 2 million barrels a day in the first half of July, also a record.
Strong exports highlight just how much the world is still relying on the US for the fuel that powers the global economies, farming and industries. Gasoline is the top transportation fuel in the US but not the rest of the world and the effort to secure diesel is intensifying as demand continues to outstrip supply.
The bulk of US diesel exports are headed to Mexico, Brazil, Chile and Argentina. Fuel crises have been unfolding in parts of Latin America, leading to violent protests and political upheaval. These countries have pulled a greater amount of diesel from the US Gulf Coast in recent months. In addition to Latin America, the arbitrage for transatlantic diesel exports has also improved with a stronger European market and a drop in freight rates, spurring more shipments from the US Gulf Coast to Europe.
Read Also: Could The U.S. Ship More LNG To Europe?
Global diesel strength is showing up in prices at the pump for US drivers. The average retail diesel price has fallen 3.6% in the past month, compared with a 8.7% drop for gasoline, according to auto club AAA.
Diesel strength is also underpinning the so-called 3-2-1 crack spread, a measure of refinery margins for turning crude oil into fuel, at above $44 a barrel as of Friday. That is one reason refiners are running at near record rates in the US at a time when domestic gasoline demand has softened. Gulf Coast refiners operated at 98.1% of capacity last week, the highest since December 2018, according to US Energy Information Administration data.
Shimmy1
Senior Member
Of course not. That's not the globalist way.*************************************
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