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Why US investors are now betting on water At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, investors are now able to speculate on water prices. This practice, meant to help secure supplies for cities and farmers, has drawn criticism, as Sabrina Kessler reports from New York. Farmers in California have to make sure that scarce water resources are used efficiently When Edgar Terry walks his fields in the morning, theres one thing on his mind: water. The 61-year-old farmer owns 700 hectares (1,730 acres) of la...

Toggle open close The COVID-19 pandemic has presented parents with an opportunity to reassess what their children are being taught in schools across the country. The pandemic created “accidental homeschoolers” of more than 50 million school-aged children and their parents, and in so doing, gave many the opportunity to take an in-depth look at what public schools are teaching. This opportunity came at the same time that schools began to adopt The New York Times’ 1619 Project, with an esti...

These days, with more and more public figures coming forward about their sexuality, it was only a matter of time that we here at TheBacklot.com put together a list of the most influential and intriguing openly gay and bisexual male musicians of the past century. Compiling a list like this was no small feat. While we’ve limited this to only 50 musicians, the number of openly gay artists far surpasses that number, and we’re sure you will likely spot an artist near and dear to your heart that ...

The band Henge. Probably chamber psych. Credit: Alamy Whatever you say you are, that’s what you’re not. Shoegazer? Emo? Punk? Swedish neo-rasta? Maybe you heard a band or two in those genres, hunted out some more and decided that this was a term you could use to help define your cultural identity for the world. Then you woke up one day and discovered that you weren’t, in fact, any of the things you classed yourself as. Like something out of musical Momento, you never even knew yourself a...

‘Make money from others suffering’: Horror as water futures exchanged on US market Newshub 10/12/2020 © Getty Wall Street is set to profit "from human misery", climate activists say. Wall Street is set to profit "from human misery", climate activists say, with water now being treated as a commodity on the US share market. This week water futures appeared on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, allowing investors to bet on its future price. According to nature news site Earther, run by Gizm...

Chicago-based CME Group launched contracts in September and trading began December 7

URL copied Now farmers, hedge funds and municipalities will be able to bet on potential water scarcity. With Chicago-based CME Group Inc all set to launch contracts linked to the $1.1 billion California spot water market, consumable water will now be traded on Wall Street. In a first, water is officially joining gold, oil and other commodities that are traded on Wall Street. Now farmers, hedge funds and municipalities will be able to bet on potential water scarcity starting this week....

Country its manufacturing sector is slowing mightily, and then patrick wolf, big fun manager, he thinks the chinese market is going to crash. he said that in a reuters interview that holds no more weight than just his opinion, but because he has been so savvy on these markets, it carried and weight, and is a china goes, you get the feeling its sort of cascades and away we go. we have some glowing in nate -- global in that it tour and it looks pretty big. what do you think? >> youre a hell of an ...