The world’s biggest oil producers in OPEC turned out to be among the quietest of the several hundreds of groups attending Copenhagen. What happened to public demands for many billions of dollars in financial compensation from consumer nations for using less oil down the road, a possibility prior to the conference
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So maybe there was a last-minute breakthrough at Copenhagen after all—if not the big one. UPDATE : Here’s the accord. So collapse again is the operative word from the Copenhagen climate talks. For inspiration and education, take some time to peruse the hundreds of Modern Homesteading articles. THE HEALTHY PLATE: Recipe for sauteed turkey breast with fresh cherry sauce Time often isn’t looked at as a resource – at least, not outside of corporate efficiency evaluations – but it’s one of the most valuable resources any of us have. It’s required for all the plans and hopes that we have, from learning to bake bread to building a self-sufficient homestead. How do you spend your time, and how would you like to The joint-venture announcement between battery maker A123 Systems and China’s biggest auto maker gave juice to a stock that has languished since its initial public offer. The big question is whether getting in on the ground floor of the Chinese market for electric vehicles will really prove a panacea for the Massachusetts-based battery company. ‘Tis the season for planning, making preparations and, often, feeling extra stress. Learn how you can get holiday stress relief this season with these natural remedies, including tips for treating hangovers. From stress-relieving diet suggestions to ways to make your environment and your schedule less anxiety-inducing, there are a wealth of options for reducing stress naturally. For all the expectations that President Barack Obama’s appearance at the Copenhagen climate conference could part the waters and break the deadlock, his 8-minute speech thrilled nobody. Granted, he met beforehand with a score of world leaders, and a dozen more at lunch—not to mention an hour-long one-on-one with the Chinese premier in between—but his speech left plenty of frustration inside Copenhagen’s Bella Center and without. Crude oil futures rose above $74 a barrel due to encouraging economic news and signs of a potential rebound in demand, Bloomberg reports . Even natural gas rebounded strongly yesterday after a big inventory drawdown, the WSJ reports. What about gas prices—at the pump? |
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