The ship contained 10 tons of copper and 1 ton of tin in so-called oxhide ingots (enough to smelt 11 tons of Bronze).
One jar was filled with glass beads, while many of them were full of terebinth resin (used as a wine preservative and medicine). pic.twitter.com/U92ctV7TD8
— Fall of Civilizations Podcast (@Fall_of_Civ_Pod) February 17, 2019
Copper Ore. Look at how disgusting it looks. Worse than Cow dung. Yuck. @IamRajii and u want us Tamilians to use this?? pic.twitter.com/S4qs755IAH
— Panda Palkova (@itispalkova) September 8, 2018
At Great Orme Mines, in order to understand the complexities of our ancestors’ discovery of metal, we often reconstruct the process they used.
This clip of a session carried out Dec 2019, demonstrates the method of smelting copper ore using leather bag bellows.#VisitWaleslater pic.twitter.com/NgLlsaYCFM
— Great Orme Mines (@greatormemines) June 15, 2020
Vertically integrated.
Hear from Greg Ashe, head of our Oz #zinc assets about how we mine, process, smelt, export & market our products. pic.twitter.com/e92zE7JvA0
— Glencore (@Glencore) December 21, 2016
#Copper Bulls Ride on Increased Orders and Mine Disruptions… https://t.co/Ry1DWZCcH2
— chrisjparrish (@chrisjparrish) June 16, 2020
An interesting dive into copper and base metals stocks #copper #Mining #Canada https://t.co/4BhQXCJRPu
— Blue Thunder Mining (@BTMining) June 8, 2020
In case you missed it: All-Star 121 Mining @Investinmining precious metals panel featuring Adrian Day, @LawrenceLepard, Dan Oliver @Myrmikan and Chris Mancini of @InvestGabelli. The panel was moderated by @JamieDigbee @TheDigbee#gold #silver #mininghttps://t.co/lDbg87F88j
— TSX Venture Watch (@tsxventurewatch) June 14, 2020
Our analyst, @SNazalya at the @Investinmining APAC online event – watch as she gives an overview of the above-ground risks facing E&P investors across the region https://t.co/TArFDUD0j0 #mining #investing #exploration #OOTT
— Verisk Maplecroft (@MaplecroftRisk) June 10, 2020
What would happen to metals and mining if the world, ex-China, enters a slump with a slow, anaemic recovery taking five years to return to 2019 levels? #minedovermatterhttps://t.co/BhTByQW1wb
— Julian Kettle (@JulianKettle) June 14, 2020
Fitch + @CRUGROUP: Lower iron ore production in Brazil, resulting from rising coronavirus infections, should only marginally affect the cash flow of @valeglobal and other global mining companies due to higher prices https://t.co/JYXmfw91TA #ironore #coronavirus #metals #mining pic.twitter.com/y8cV4uUFhu
— Fitch Ratings (@FitchRatings) June 16, 2020
Gold X Mining Corp. (TSX-V: $GLDX, OTCQX: $SSPXF): Developing One of the Largest #Gold Deposits in the Americas; Interview with Richard Munson, President@GoldXMining #mining #investments #Guyana #PreciousMetals https://t.co/nPbmijlNGc
— Metals News (@metalsnews) June 10, 2020
Battery-grade nickel supply will suffer as major nickel discoveries slump https://t.co/wFpsdUWjMg pic.twitter.com/Hi59GzgmEz
— S&P Global Market Intelligence (@SPGMarketIntel) June 15, 2020
From @SPGMarketIntel: @commerzbank walks costs tightrope to complete overhaul amid #COVID19: https://t.co/rCsBW10phB pic.twitter.com/dwGpY2f3I7
— S&P Global (@SPGlobal) June 15, 2020
Resilience is the new #oilandgas industry mantra. But how is resilience measured – and which Majors lead on these metrics? https://t.co/6yL0OsvEpn
— Wood Mackenzie (@WoodMackenzie) June 12, 2020
Canada’s @FIRSTTeam1305, selected in the Vale COVID-19 Challenge, submitted a proposal for a UV sterilizing box, the UV Cube, whose technology is open source and thus more accessible. A total of 50 kits will be donated to clinics in Canada. Learn more: https://t.co/KkegwaF0cX pic.twitter.com/pxBpZvYgbB
— Vale Global (@valeglobal) May 29, 2020
https://twitter.com/ISABELNET_SA/status/1271038226162212864
The trailing 12-month P/E ratio for $SPX of 21.1 is above the 5-year average (20.0) and above the 10-year average (17.7). https://t.co/eQTjXfg2dc pic.twitter.com/N9S3J7jpHJ
— FactSet (@FactSet) June 15, 2020
https://twitter.com/SPGlobal/status/1272566570989105152
With few expecting a quick rebound for the U.S. economy, the Federal Reserve is set to discuss new ways to hammer home to markets that it is committed to keeping interest rates low for the foreseeable future. https://t.co/JsEeyKTE0C pic.twitter.com/tqTIMf0vGo
— Market Intelligence: Financials (@SPGMIFinancials) June 9, 2020
Canadian homebuilders’ stress heightened by weak consumer sentiment and high unemployment. Read more here: #Canada #homebuildinghttps://t.co/5sSAWwuASe pic.twitter.com/sZgm8QLB4H
— Moody's Investors Service (@MoodysInvSvc) June 1, 2020
Local governments more reliant on #coronavirus-disrupted industries like #transportation, #manufacturing, #energy, #retail, and #tourism will face the most significant economic fallout and slowest recovery #muniland #COVID19 https://t.co/uQbkKH2BXn pic.twitter.com/ZV3PE4tNO0
— Moody's US Public Finance (@MoodysUSPubFin) June 12, 2020
Can you guess what type of ship most frequently sailed through #Arctic waters last year? You can find out and learn much more in @PAMESecretariat's latest Arctic #shipping report: https://t.co/SKOV5JHjjn pic.twitter.com/kAQMAMH4Nh
— Arctic Council (@ArcticCouncil) June 10, 2020
'Worst ever' Arctic oil spill has Russia struggling to clean up pic.twitter.com/iSjcDIMMzS
— teleSUR English (@telesurenglish) June 12, 2020
https://twitter.com/SimonOKing/status/1271369116436369408
Last month's temperature (at 925 hPa) was the warmest May on record within the #Arctic Circle…
*Note: map shows temperature anomalies, while the line graph shows the actual temperature pic.twitter.com/OV5h388Tme
— Zack Labe (@ZLabe) June 11, 2020
US opens consulate in Nuuk, #Greenland. https://t.co/I227WGz0IR
— Polar Law Watch (@UWLaw_Polar) June 11, 2020
Latest GRL paper by Notz et al. examines future #Arctic sea ice using latest generation of global climate models. In most simulations, Arctic Ocean becomes practically ice free (sea‐ice area <1M km2) in September for the first time before the year 2050.https://t.co/OfQLOjVXUK
— Arctic Frontiers (@arcticfrontiers) April 23, 2020
The #Canadian #CoastGuard starts its #Arctic season in about two weeks, and it’s still not sure where #COVID19 #tests for #sailors will come from.https://t.co/Qxfht2hLRX
— RCI-EyeOnTheArctic (@eyeonthearctic) June 11, 2020
Read in @TheHillOpinion: Director Mike Sfraga and Global Fellow Lawson Brigham identify nine recommendations for national and economic security in the #Arctichttps://t.co/W2Jz9r3vAe
— Polar Institute (@PolarInstitute) June 12, 2020
Next steps announced by @AusAntarctic for proposed Antarctic aerodrome near Davis Station in Vestfold Hills. Plan to call for Expressions of Interest later this year to build 2700m paved runway, subject to environmental approvals; allowing access all year https://t.co/r2SiRFCylV pic.twitter.com/YxzOV08f2W
— The Antarctic Report (@AntarcticReport) May 21, 2020
https://twitter.com/nowthisnews/status/1271138376549195777
https://twitter.com/FAO/status/1271020204311539713
https://twitter.com/FAOclimate/status/1239504343231090689
https://twitter.com/rose_k01/status/1271140860256608257
Australia's 2020-21 #wheat output to soar 75.9% on year to 26.7 mil mt on favorable weather: ABARES | #agriculture #grains
* New South Wales wheat planting area reaches eight-year high
* Western #Australia wheat output jumps 48.3% on yearFull story: https://t.co/qzvrn5L3nK pic.twitter.com/0kPRiUJr2R
— Platts Agriculture (@PlattsAg) June 10, 2020
The #coronavirus pandemic is weighing on global #agriculture and the risk to supplies, trade and processing chains has never been greater.
Our latest infographic ➡️ https://t.co/P5Q2TPhcCe#COVID19 #wheat #rice #soybean #palmoil #corn #soymeal pic.twitter.com/KEhaPhR8Jv
— Platts Agriculture (@PlattsAg) May 15, 2020
As #freightrates rise ahead of #IMO2020, feed buyers and flour millers in Southeast Asia are weighing wheat competitiveness between the major origins. #PlattsInfographic: https://t.co/Xp1V4F84Tf pic.twitter.com/5ZGmYRgpzJ
— Platts Shipping (@plattsshipping) October 21, 2019
Heavy rainfall around New Orleans flooded roads and partially submerged vehicles after a major storm blew through the region. https://t.co/uVbYPxnrkC pic.twitter.com/GlEjbJRUsk
— World News Tonight (@ABCWorldNews) June 11, 2020
https://twitter.com/PlattsOil/status/1271283336535658498
Shell, other US Gulf producers plan to resume operations as #Cristobal passes | #crudeoil #natgas
* Producers shut 635,781 b/d of crude, 878 MMcf/d of gas
* Nearly 30% of US Gulf platforms and rigs were evacuatedFull story; https://t.co/NuGmcQYdLP pic.twitter.com/Zrxi5EMPrx
— Platts Oil (@PlattsOil) June 8, 2020
Since oil’s nose dive in April, US President Trump has turned oil diplomacy and executive orders to try to support US producers. While he claimed success on the first approach, the second could draw legal challenges, writes @meghangordon | https://t.co/O8SoIKlBxd#OOTT pic.twitter.com/0zmoQtPB3I
— Platts Oil (@PlattsOil) June 10, 2020
Rare trade: Asia's saturated market pushes Australia #LNG cargo to Mexico | #ONGT | @ericyep and @srijankanoi report ➡️ https://t.co/a1exn0BGFn pic.twitter.com/Z2ZWsOtlkK
— Platts Gas (@PlattsGas) June 11, 2020
Forced oil production shutdowns and the extension of the OPEC+ cuts will balance COVID-19-hit global crude and condensate demand and create a monthly deficit starting from June and continuing until at least the end of 2021, Rystad Energy said. https://t.co/BOv305NBvp #oilandgas
— Oil & Gas Journal (@OGJOnline) June 8, 2020
WTI Crude prices may be set for a 90-percent jump to $70 a barrel by the fall as U.S. oil producers may have “over-cut” production, Dan Eberhart, chief executive of Canary Drilling Services, told Markets Insider this week.https://t.co/n6oFhKyk3z
— OilPrice.com (@OilandEnergy) June 5, 2020
Energy prices are coming back…but where do they need to be to sustain US #oil producers? The data says $70/barrel. #energy #txlege #Texas https://t.co/DkOAyCNO8m
— ryansitton (@RyanSitton) June 5, 2020
Global E&P investments expect to fall around -30% this year.
Shale/tight oil down -52%, oil sands down -44%.https://t.co/MbL3LYwZUE#OOTT #oilandgas #oil #WTI #CrudeOil #fintwit #OPEC pic.twitter.com/MQwpzkBiSH— Art Berman (@aeberman12) June 11, 2020
EIA’s U.S. Energy Mapping System provides the locations of several components of #energy infrastructure, such as #powerplants, #petroleum refineries, #naturalgas processing plants, #coalmines, and more. https://t.co/hvInS1O0CR pic.twitter.com/RehJeWIV2V
— EIA (@EIAgov) June 9, 2020
Watch LIVE as US Energy Secretary @SecBrouillette joins @IEABirol to discuss energy security in an insecure world https://t.co/baEsuwxBol
— IEA (@IEA) June 10, 2020
OPEC and allies to agree one-month extension to output cuts – OPEC delegate https://t.co/dyvo5vbsWv pic.twitter.com/mm1qXHzq7s
— Reuters (@Reuters) June 6, 2020
A gas well “blowout” at an existing well of Oil India Limited (OIL) in Assam’s Tinsukia district on May 27 had left natural gas leaping out to a height of above 20 feet.#BaghjanGasLeak #AssamOILfirehttps://t.co/Od4dM24oN4 pic.twitter.com/0vyGq1BMCU
— EastMojo (@EastMojo) June 10, 2020
Stocks suffered their worst drop in nearly 3 months as the S&P 500 stock index fell 5.9% — just days after it had recouped its losses for the year https://t.co/ujDkhH4NW9
— The New York Times (@nytimes) June 12, 2020
57 years ago today President Kennedy addressed the nation on racism and civil rights and literally his address could apply to this moment.#BeBetter #EnoughIsEnough pic.twitter.com/RgxWq2sdLx
— Todd O ✊ 🛹 🥀 (@Maltomash) June 12, 2020
57 years ago today, John F. Kennedy made one of his most important and enduring orations, an appeal to all Americans to accept civil rights as "a moral issue … as old as the scriptures and as clear as the Constitution." https://t.co/GPrX85RjGq
— ABC News (@ABC) June 11, 2020
China is infiltrating Australia on multiple fronts, from politics to business, via United Front https://t.co/McYO86oiDO v
— John F. Kennedy Jr. (@John_F_Kennnedy) June 12, 2020
An Australian man's death sentence by a Chinese court for drug smuggling shouldn't necessarily be seen as retaliation over tensions between the two nations, according to Trade and Tourism Minister Simon Birmingham. #BangkokPost #World #death https://t.co/SmG3T3yrWx
— Bangkok Post (@BangkokPostNews) June 14, 2020
An Australian national has been sentenced to death in China after a court convicted him on charges of drug smuggling https://t.co/rirnCz35IA
— CNN Philippines (@cnnphilippines) June 13, 2020
#OPINION | As India and Australia have recently faced tensions in their bilateral ties with China, they reassert the importance of the existing normative frameworks, with a particular emphasis on the UNCLOS, writes Shankari Sundararaman.https://t.co/7MqGMqIo8Z
— The New Indian Express (@NewIndianXpress) June 15, 2020
China cries foul as India-Australia sign defence deals, sees it as attempt to 'confront' China https://t.co/y6JlLI2gCI
— OpIndia.com (@OpIndia_com) June 9, 2020
Universities hit back at China's 'unjustified' warning to students that Australia is unsafe https://t.co/TAu0iGzUXD
— Guardian news (@guardiannews) June 10, 2020
Australia won't be intimidated in row with China: PM Morrison https://t.co/vWNXTzUWQ9
— Reuters China (@ReutersChina) June 11, 2020
An audit of Australia’s involvement in multilateral institutions has urged Scott Morrison to strengthen engagement with the UN and other international bodies to counter China’s efforts to dominate the global agenda. https://t.co/fH5HITne5b
— The Australian (@australian) June 8, 2020
NATO’s chief has called on the military alliance to forge closer links with Australia, saying Beijing is a threat to open societies.https://t.co/jUigvlFgSr
— The Australian (@australian) June 11, 2020
Australia’s political parties must present a united front in the face of China’s new-found aggression, says Joe Hockey. #auspolhttps://t.co/eS5hNmc5zz
— The Australian (@australian) June 11, 2020
The federal government needs to accept Hong Kong residents as refugees who face persecution. Those who struggle for their freedom should know they have a steadfast ally in Australia. Listen to my interview with @mclaren2gb on @2GB873 this morning. #auspol https://t.co/SX9q2Z282F
— Senator Raff Ciccone (@SenRaffCiccone) June 12, 2020
We know Communist China is our adversary, violates human rights, & wants to be the sole global power.
Real accountability will come when every democracy stands up to Communist China. I spoke with the @smh about the New Cold War ⬇️ https://t.co/0MCzHhuNBH
— Rick Scott (@SenRickScott) June 9, 2020