GLG News by Infrastructure Construction Experts (North America)
September 17, 2007
If it is not already too late, then we must take measures now to survive on this planet.
Analysis of:
American dream? Tackling climate change in the US (www.renewable-energy-world.com)
If it is not already too late, then we must take measures now to survive on this planet.
Since the US is the main culprit in destroying our planet, we must take the lead in arresting the destruction. We have the technology now that would allow everyone in this country to help in saving the environment. Residential wind turbines, solar panels, passive solar construction, recycling,...
Analysis of:
EU may restrict foreign access to energy assets (www.euractiv.com)
Protectionism, or "tit-for-tat" opening of markets is a discredited policy. Depriving some EU countries, not to mention the broader set of developing countries in Europe, of potential investment will not help their development. If "Third Party" investment is allowed, strong regulatory institutions must...
Analysis of:
Ethanol Giants Struggle To Crack Brazil Market (online.wsj.com)
With the demand for ethanol so high right now, they would be foolish to sell it to multinationals. Sugar cane is much better in the conversion process and Brazil has been running on 'flex fuel' successfully for quite sometime. There is very little demand for fossils fuels there.
Analysis of:
DHS Reminds Carriers and Traveling Public About the End of the Temporary WHTI Accommodation (www.dhs.gov)
Will it increase our safety to let Mexican truckers enter the US uninspected as proposed. Anyone can cross this border anytime and do. We hand out 1000s of student and work visas with little scrutiny. If a terrorist wants to do us great harm, our current protection is so underwhelming...
Analysis of:
Fading superpower? (www.latimes.com)
There are many proponents of the theory that the industrialized nations will face declining wealth through the coming century. The United Sates is not thought to be excluded from this effect by these thinkers. Those who believe otherwise as the article indicates feel there is no one else to assume the...
September 4, 2007
The news is clear, the housing industry is in crisis, so what’s the government’s problem?
Analysis of:
How Low Will It Go? June 18, 2006 (www.bobbappraisals.com)
The news is clear, the housing industry is in crisis, so what’s the government’s problem?
Wall Street has abandoned housing and the mortgage markets, the default ratios are up, consumer confidence is way down, wages are not keeping up with rising costs. The litany goes on through the press. Rarely do you see a positive note in the news as everybody is on the bandwagon now. The only recent...
Analysis of:
U.S. banks weather mortgage meltdown (www.azcentral.com)
Banks report increased delinquencies and overall lower earnings as the economy slows and housing drags. The reporting style here is yet corporate positive as CFO’s mirror the earlier performances of the major home builders, the Realtors and the Mortgage Bankers Association in denying housing issues....
Analysis of:
Fearing Slide in Economy, Fed Cuts Its Discount Rate (www.nytimes.com)
The financial markets are primarily the product of the successes of government policies. That’s why the United States has led the world in wealth for the last century. That is, the benign nature and fertility of its land and the industrious behavior of its citizens have combined with the free but regulated...
Analysis of:
Hispanic population grows rapidly in Maricopa County (www.eastvalleytribune.com)
The subject article talks about the concentration of Hispanic immigrants in the Phoenix metro area. The Hispanic population has always been an important component of Valley residents and now is even more so. I also refer the reader here to a further article entitled Valley salary growth lags behind...
August 6, 2007
Gasoline prices are down say 20% in 30 days – can housing values be far behind and how far will prices retreat?
Analysis of:
How Low Will It Go? June 18, 2006 (www.bobbappraisals.com)
Gasoline prices are down say 20% in 30 days – can housing values be far behind and how far will prices retreat?
The gas pump is easier to contemplate now that every twenty gallon tank-full is twelve dollars cheaper. Demand slipped and the big refiners and marketers chose the only way out by reducing the sticker at the corner. Oil is going to be beaten up when corn ethanol is substituted in whole or in part. We...
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