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Investment tips for 2023

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As I write this on Dec. 16, I look back and see that all the way through 2022 we have been talking about facing tougher conditions such as supply-chain disruptions, inflation, higher interest rates, and the likelihood of a recession.

AI: Where are we and where are we going?

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Artificial Intelligence has people fretting. High-profile disagreements among tech gurus make us wonder, anxiously, what the future will be like for ordinary people. If geniuses like Bill Gates, Elon Musk, and the late Stephen Hawking cannot agree on the usefulness and the relative benefits or dangers of AI, what hope is there for us to understand or even imagine how our lives will change?

Prairie Lithium positioned to capitalize on rising demand

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By now, most investors are aware that lithium is a critical ingredient in our energy future. Many are also aware that lithium is the lightest of all solid metals, and that lithium demand is rising sharply because of its essential role in lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) that power portable electronics, electric vehicles (EVs), and energy storage systems (ESS).

Capturing carbon – the science and the subtleties

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Modern humans have, through their daily activities, been liberating carbon at a furious pace. By “carbon”, I specifically mean carbon dioxide, or CO2, which is a naturally occurring gas molecule made up of one carbon atom and two oxygen atoms.

Return to sensible energy policy – a painful but necessary transition

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Many would agree that the energy world has changed dramatically over the past couple of years. In early 2020, energy commodity prices, particularly oil, plummeted as response to COVID-19 devastated demand and producers could not sell their oil.

Hit the gas on undervalued stocks before the Fed hits the brakes

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I would argue that we are already in recession in 2022, as defined by world negative output growth, measured in actual goods and services produced in 2022 vs 2021. Or measured in GDP in U.S. “constant” dollars, in other words, adjusted for inflation. The main reason for that is that:

Director claims TIFF prize with tale of Korean mother’s challenging life in Vancouver

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Anthony Shim has a palpable presence as he stands outside the Vancouver Playhouse at the hometown premiere of his feature film Riceboy Sleeps. The world premiere was on Sept. 11 at the Toronto International Film Festival.

CEO has a sweet recipe for success – and peace

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It happened in a second. One moment the Hadhad family was one of the most successful chocolate makers in Damascus. The next, their factory was destroyed by bombs from the Syrian war and the Hadhad family fled to the basement of their apartment building for shelter.

Science – there is method to the madness

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It is a rallying cry heard frequently these days intended to signal truth, intelligence, and righteousness. Whether in climate change discussions or pandemic responses, energy posturing or political systems, it seems the mere mention of “science” implies incontestable and definitive proof.

Analysis of excess deaths in 2020 reveals surprising deviations

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The eruption of SARS-CoV-2, or COVID-19, in 2020 changed the world in many ways. There was an understandable amount of fear in those early days. One of the concerns was the alarming number of people dying of the disease, resulting in the hasty implementation of well-intentioned measures to prevent as many of those deaths as possible.

Features

Investment tips for 2023

AI: Where are we and where are we going?

Prairie Lithium positioned to capitalize on rising demand

Capturing carbon – the science and the subtleties

Return to sensible energy policy – a painful but necessary transition

Hit the gas on undervalued stocks before the Fed hits the brakes

Director claims TIFF prize with tale of Korean mother’s challenging life in Vancouver

CEO has a sweet recipe for success – and peace

Science – there is method to the madness

Analysis of excess deaths in 2020 reveals surprising deviations

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