⛏ Why Water Prices Are Rising

10 Reasons You Shouldn't Ignore This Week's Sharp Reversal And Selloff
Today’s reversal and selloff may end up being just another volatile session in an ongoing bull market. But I think investors would be making a mistake if they dismissed it outright, because it might not be. Sharp reversals often reveal underlying stress that has been building beneath the surface long before it becomes obvious in the major indices. Read on »

Chinese buyers spark bidding war for US tungsten scrap
Chinese buyers have been seeking tungsten from scrapyards across the US, leading to record-breaking prices as competition heats up in the global race to secure supplies of the critical mineral, according to the Financial Times. Read on »

Why Water Prices Are Rising
Water, by comparison, is an unusually ordinary resource. It is more abundant than oil, easier to treat than rare earth minerals, and across much of the United States, it literally falls from the sky. So why is America facing a slow-motion water crisis while Singapore can recycle wastewater to semiconductor-grade purity? The answer is not geology or climate. It is governance. Read on »