(MIAC #271) When You See These Events Again Your Society is Going to Change
January 23, 2020 by
High Food Prices & Negative Interest Good for You
January 17, 2020 by
Farm Services Agency (FSA) releasing Non-plant acres showing highest ever recorded @ 19.1 million acres, add in a collapsing global economy and negative interest rates that will lock the credit system and in turn the just in time delivery system, whats not to like according to banking analysts.
(MIAC #267) A Handful of Factors Reveal How Fragile Our Prosperity Is
January 15, 2020 by
The Real Public Perception of Changing Climate
January 14, 2020 by
New initiatives in California, Massachusetts, and Washington State or ban gas stoves and heating in residential and commercial buildings. A look at public perception of how people on the street feel about humans causing all of the climate change we are seeing. Solar cycle declines since SC 20 downward, how strange will our climate become?
The Unavoidable Crop Loss And Rising Food Prices
January 10, 2020 by
As for me, I am not a believer corporation, government and commodities coincidences, and for all these to be happening at the same time, I guess you could draw your own conclusion. Anyway, this comes off USDA, Corn Principal Areas in the United States by harvest date. We are now coming into that large black swath in the first weeks of October, and as we get further north, we could get a really good gauge of what the corn situation is going to be in the United States, maybe later on in October. You should expect some prices up, in my opinion. Same is true for soya beans.
(MIAC# 264) Silver and Food Move Up Higher Together (2020-2021 View)
January 8, 2020 by
Global Lock Down Begins as Food Shortages Loom
January 8, 2020 by
With the unavoidable crop loss reality and rising food prices because of the largest floods in American history, suddenly the Saudi Arabia oil refinery goes off line for six months during harvest season. This in my opinion will be used to explain away runaway food & agricultural commodities prices.
Cooler Global Temperatures Affecting Corporations
January 2, 2020 by
Lennox Air Conditioner company earnings fall 9% due to cooler than normal conditions in the USA and higher precipitation. That goes against the claims of hottest year ever. Greenland temperature monitoring equipment maintained by the DMI malfunctioned giving erroneous heat spike over the ice cap, media ran with the story but never followed up when the difference as corrected showing dropping temperatures.
(MIAC #260) How will the Global Economy and Grand Solar Minimum Intersect
January 2, 2020 by
Food Price Rises can’t be Hidden any Longer
December 26, 2019 by
TESCO raised prices on 1000 food items, apples in Europe down 20% yield from last year, pears 14%. Nicaragua bean prices up 20% and scallop population down, water too fresh from record floods across the USA Mississippi basin areas.
Must Not be that Much of a Climate Emergency
December 20, 2019 by
Climate strikes across the planet yet China barely mentioned as the worlds top emitter. A look at the last time teenagers were put in positions of power for economy and governmental policy (Cultural Revolution).
Year Zero the future of global food production.
(MIAC #258) Possible Safe Zones During the Grand Solar Minimum Risk Assessment
December 20, 2019 by
Where is Our Food Disappearing to?
December 18, 2019 by
Deformed Barbell Corn found in Ohio, VegReady runs out of stock and suspends monthly subscription service, a glimpse into China pork and the global food delivery system.