@TimPuko

Minerals, metals, energy and climate @EurasiaGroup Formerly @washingtonpost @WSJ @TribLIVE “He seems well-meaning and is not terribly annoying." Views my own

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Joined May 2013
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The best London museum exhibits always come from/through Pittsburgh.
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Replying to @TimPuko @MsLizBowman @WSJ
And thank you for appreciating what I know is a very…ahem, acquired taste
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Well, we all learn to live with our mistakes
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Just gonna slip this in here for anyone who needs the context!
Andrew Freedman@afreedmaSep 9
The US just had its hottest summer on record, beating the Dust Bowl year of 1936, which is widely considered the benchmark for the hottest summer, as well as summer of 2021. cnn.com/2026/09/09/climate/u…

The US just had its hottest summer on record, beating the Dust Bowl era | CNN

The US just had its hottest summer in 132 years of recordkeeping, soundly beating the summer of 1936 — during the Dust Bowl era — as well as the summer of 2021, according to new data released...

cnn.com
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A story in @TheAthletic deeply deeply about about climate change (combined with earlier kickoffs and the influence of TV media rights deals) with zero mention of the concept of climate change! nytimes.com/athletic/7570746…
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Yes. It’s giving
Jeff Stein
@jstein_sunAug 26
It is l hard for me to see the median Republican voter being like “oh no he talked about Huey Long now I can’t vote for Trump’s VP”
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It me! And hello from @diggersndealers in Australia, where literally as I type this we’re hearing from one of at least a couple junior miners very eager to tell everyone here how much tungsten their project happens to have
Financial Times
@FTAug 3
FT Exclusive: A mining company says it has discovered America’s largest deposit of tungsten, a crucial defence industry metal in severe shortage, but space agency Nasa is blocking its development. ft.trib.al/wt2tBpN
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Me to my wife: Let me tell you about The Disgrace of Gijón
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Lots of important findings in this story but these are the biggest, signs the fertilizer crunch is about to start hitting planting seasons around the world. And likely many of the world’s poorest will suffer first and the worst from the Iran war’s ripple effects.
Rebecca Tan@rebtanhsMay 9
Thailand is one of the first ag countries to enter a planting season since the Iran war. We went to document the impact of supply shocks to fuel/fertilizer — It was worse than I anticipated. Farmers are leaving huge tracts of land barren bc they can’t afford to plant.
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time is a flat circle
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US trade rep Jamieson Greer is trying to convince the world’s big consumers to pay more for minerals. He’s not wrong but it’s a hard hard sell And just as much at home as abroad. Trying to compete w China could be a bottomless money pit Thinking a lot rn of Rick Perry, c2017…
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