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    POPS    Recovery hopes rise on surprise unemployment figures
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    by JICWyllie  11-11-2009   
     Watch out for the 'Double Bubble'. All hands are still pumping. How far can it go this time before it pops?
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    POPS    Wilbur Ross Sees ‘Huge’ Commercial Real Estate Crash
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    by JICWyllie  11-9-2009   
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    POPS    UK interest costs 'equal to entire Transport bill'
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    by JICWyllie  11-4-2009   
     Interest rates will have to go up increasing public debt costs even further, as the value of sterling falls on the currency markets.
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    POPS    It’s a dirty business — the new gold rush that is blackening Canada’s name
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    by JICWyllie  11-4-2009   
     A picture of man-made hell where pristine carbon reducing forest thrived only a few years ago. People choose both to create and to live in it. And Canadian governments subsidise the process.
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    POPS    War Society, Collapse and the University: an interview with Robert Jensen
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    by JICWyllie  11-1-2009   
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    POPS    Winter crisis could see UK 'run out of gas in hours'
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    by JICWyllie  11-1-2009   
     The reason the UK is in such a precarious position is that energy policy is a short term political football. It always has been, e.g. Thatcher vs. the miners.
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    POPS    An interview with Stoneleigh - the case for deflation
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    by JICWyllie  11-1-2009   
     Our 2002 report, Consumers: Going for Broke, anticipated these conditions.
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    POPS    Stimulus: The Good News, and the Bad
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    by JICWyllie  10-31-2009   
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    POPS    Fears of a New Chill in Home Sales
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    by JICWyllie  10-28-2009   
     Here comes Financial Crisis 2.0.
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    POPS     Who says it's green to burn woodchips?
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    by JICWyllie  10-25-2009    2
     Almuth Ernsting from Biofuelwatch said: "It's almost unbelievable that we're creating vast areas of monoculture, mile after mile, just to be cut down as fast as they grow, to be shipped thousands of miles to be burned just for people's electricity. It just doesn't make sense. What about all the habitat that gets destroyed along the way?" Arrrghhh!!!! Please pass on ... retweet ... whatever. Somewhere I line must be drawn. See how woodlands can support multiple livings, and how complex they really are... www.worldwidewood.wordpress.com.
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    POPS    This Year's Biggest Hoax Is Tim Geithner's 'Solution' for the Economy, Not the Balloon Boy
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    by JICWyllie  10-22-2009   
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    POPS     King accuses bankers of 'playing with fire'
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    by JICWyllie  10-21-2009   
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    POPS    How to manage the gigantic financial cuckoo in our nest
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    by JICWyllie  10-21-2009   
     Government policy is seen to be "intolerable", along with the bankers' bonuses.
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    POPS    Australia's Own Issue Dire Climate Warning
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    by JICWyllie  10-16-2009    3
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    POPS    A perfect storm's brewing to cool petroleum demand
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    by JICWyllie  10-16-2009   
     There's not so much incentive to invest in exploration, lots of incentive to keep the price of existing supplies as high a possible. The key on price is not really supply, but must be based on what people can afford to pay.
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    POPS    Our Global Ponzi Economy
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    by JICWyllie  10-14-2009    1
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    POPS    Banks brace for Latvia's collapse
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    by JICWyllie  10-6-2009   
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    POPS    The demise of the dollar
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    by JICWyllie  10-6-2009   
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    POPS    Climate Change Threatens Brazil's Rich Agriculture
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    by JICWyllie  10-5-2009   
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    POPS    Clouds of soot melting glaciers in Himalayas and Tibetan plateau
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    by JICWyllie  10-5-2009   
     That's nearly half the world's population at risk of starvation.
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    POPS    Earth will be OK, but for us it's not so good
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    by JICWyllie  10-5-2009   
     Now it is the New Scientist saying that the best we can expect is a collapse of civilisation. This model assumes a 4 C increase. Today I clipped the latest predictions indicating a 6.3 C degree increase. See http://openintelligence.amplify.com/2009/10/05/new-analysis-brings-dire-forecast-of-63-degree-temperature-increase/.
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    POPS    HSBC boss warns of second global economic downturn
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    by JICWyllie  10-5-2009   
     Good strategy: We are the safe bank. We've learned not to be excess risk takers.
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    POPS    Oilsands greenhouse gas emissions underestimated
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    by JICWyllie  10-5-2009   
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    POPS    Arctic seas turn to acid, putting vital food chain at risk
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    by JICWyllie  10-5-2009   
     This is a bad news day even by our standards!
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    POPS    A bleak picture as oil production slides
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    by JICWyllie  10-5-2009   
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    POPS    New analysis brings dire forecast of 6.3 degree temperature increase
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    by JICWyllie  10-5-2009   
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    POPS    Pace of eurozone recovery slows
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    by JICWyllie  9-29-2009   
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    POPS    Met Office: catastrophic climate change could happen with 50 years
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    by JICWyllie  9-28-2009   
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    POPS    Met Office warns of catastrophic global warming in our lifetimes
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    by JICWyllie  9-28-2009   
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    POPS    'Web-bot project' makes prophecy of 2012 apocalypse
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    by JICWyllie  9-28-2009   
     This is an example of drawing inferences from self signifying data. The problem with this one is that we can never know if it is true, since we won't be here if it is. We will know if it is false, though.
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    POPS    Why our retirement dreams are on hold: Millions facing a double burden of work and care
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    by JICWyllie  9-27-2009    2
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    POPS    UK car production falls 31.5pc as fears grow over car scrappage scheme
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    by JICWyllie  9-26-2009   
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    POPS    A risky revival
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    by JICWyllie  9-26-2009    1
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    POPS    There’s No Flu Shot for the Thrift Bug
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    by JICWyllie  9-23-2009   
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    POPS    Banks refusing to lower cost of mortgages despite inter-bank rate falling to record low
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    by JICWyllie  9-22-2009   
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    POPS     Crude price 'shock' is next threat to recovery
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    by JICWyllie  9-22-2009   
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    POPS    #Economy: A pattern emerges
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    by JICWyllie  9-22-2009   
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    POPS    Pound slips on Bank of England warning
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    by JICWyllie  9-21-2009   
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    POPS    European property groups face debt time-bomb
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    by JICWyllie  9-21-2009   
     Watch out below!
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    POPS    A year after Lehman collapse, bankers rebuild their bubble
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    by JICWyllie  9-15-2009   
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