The price for carbon will be set at $10 CAD per metric ton in 2018, rising to $50 CAD per metric ton by 2022.
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The CarbFix solution can store carbon for about $30 a metric ton, compared with between $60 to $130 a metric ton for other methods.
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Taking an optimistic view, the agency slashed its estimate — from around $50 per metric ton in 2020 to somewhere between $1 and $6 per metric ton.
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Since May of last year, the prices of bunker fuel used by ships has dropped in Singapore from $22 per metric ton to prices as low as $23.7 per metric ton.
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The current price of a metric ton of carbon dioxide is $215—sizeable, but less than the total cost of carbon pollution, which is estimated to be about $250 per metric ton.
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Iron ore stood at $57.40 a metric ton on Wednesday.
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A metric ton is 1,000 kilograms, or about 2,200 pounds.
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And Chinese pipes are much cheaper, the company added: Pipes from China delivered in Philadelphia cost $1,680 per metric ton, while U.S. Steel is charging $2,728 per metric ton at its works in Lorain, Ohio.
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I write about — and thus watch a metric ton of — television.
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And most organizations can't avert a metric ton for less than $2800.
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He said Mongolia was missing out $2500 a metric ton, or about $21 billion, in potential revenue if it produced about 2145 million tonnes of coal on the assumption coking coal sold for $100 a metric ton on average.
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It stands 33 feet (10 meters) tall and weighs about 1 metric ton.
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Police later estimated that the trailer contained nearly a metric ton of bullets.
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Duties of $83.03 per metric ton were slapped on imports in February 2013.
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This book provides a metric ton of misery and a lot of company.
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It also plans to launch a 20-metric-ton space station around 2022.
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It's been capped at $30 a metric ton for the past five years.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's Fortescue Metals Group on Wednesday lowered its production cost target for fiscal 2017 to $12-$13 per wet metric ton, down from its fiscal 2016 average of $15.43 a metric ton and taking it closer to bigger rivals.
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Women everywhere are under a metric ton of pressure to look a certain way.
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That's a metric ton and roughly the same weight as a medium-sized black rhinoceros.
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The power station is currently capturing just 1 metric ton of CO2 emissions per day.
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If it wasn't, it just might cost the electric carmaker a metric ton in lawsuits.
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In the United States, prices rose more than 60 percent to $13,900 a metric ton.
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The price per metric ton jumped from $50,000 in 2010 to $250,000 in 2011, Klinger said.
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Cermaq, owned by Japan's Mitsubishi Corp, reported the lightest use, with 391 grams per metric ton.
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Prices of cold-rolled coil were raised by 100 yuan ($15.00) per metric ton, it said.
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So far, NASA only knows how to land 1 metric ton of hardware on Mars gently.
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Before global overcapacity metastasized in 2011, the price of aluminum was approximately $2,600 per metric ton.
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The next letter to go is the "E" at 37A, where the answer is METRIC TON.
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They also had their own food on the plane — one metric ton of bamboo from China.
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The Curiosity rover, the largest thing to land on Mars to date, weighed about 1 metric ton.
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The price to offset a metric ton of carbon can range from $4 to $19 for individuals.
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A 2015 study from Carnegie Mellon says CO2 sells for about the same, $36 per metric ton.
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In essence, a fixed fee would be placed on each metric ton of carbon an industry produces.
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The stack is made up of 35-metric-ton bricks, topped by an autonomous six-arm crane.
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The company expects a price of $2,720 per metric ton of aluminum for the rest of 1.173.
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The problem is that jet fuel is cheap - $550 per metric ton, down 40 percent from 2014.
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Iron prices slipped on Tuesday after surging 19 percent, to $63.74 a dry metric ton, on Monday.
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Every metric ton of carbon dioxide emitted leads to 285 square meters of Arctic sea ice loss.
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A metric ton is about what would be released as a car burns 113 gallons of gasoline.
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A two-year cost-cutting program which aims to reduce the cost of producing aluminum by $100 per metric ton by the end of 2017, named Project Titan II, had achieved savings of $33 per metric ton by the end of the second quarter, the company's presentation said.
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The company announced Tuesday that it will nearly double its internal carbon fee to $15 per metric ton.
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Possibly even more valuable than cash: a metric ton (give or take) of media coverage and investor interest.
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Bad idea: pouring a metric ton of concrete down a drain and into a Victorian-era sewer system.
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The couple's plane ticket alone to Peru would produce between 3 and 7 metric-ton equivalents of CO2.
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Their finding: Every metric ton of carbon or its equivalent melted 3 square meters, or 32 square feet.
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One guarantee is that whatever MSCHF drops next, a metric ton of people are going to be interested.
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Using metrics devised by environmentalists, farmers would be liable for $22020 per metric ton of carbon dioxide released.
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Offsets are typically packaged in discrete units, sold by a price per metric ton of carbon dioxide reduced.
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For every metric ton of cement produced, there's an equal amount of CO2 that's released into the atmosphere.
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The price was running about $600 a metric ton, meaning my flight would cost about an extra $700.
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In ten of those instances, the report said, the premium came to at least $20 per metric ton.
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Several workers and a dealer revealed that the plant had bought waste for 2,000 yuan ($294.20) per metric ton.
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A 2015 study from researchers at Stanford University calculated the cost to be $220 per metric ton of carbon.
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They found that for every metric ton of CO2 emitted, about 32 square feet of summer sea ice disappeared.
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Most of the 188,000-metric ton annual catch is rendered into heart-healthy omega-3 fatty acid fish oil.
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Over the next five years, the price would rise to 50 Canadian dollars per metric ton, or about $38.
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"I'd take all Elon claims with a grain, or metric ton, of salt," said Morningstar equity analyst David Whiston.
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Jay Inslee of Washington proposed a tax of $25 per metric ton on carbon emissions to increase education funding.
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On Tuesday, Goldman Sachs substantially revised down its three-month copper forecast to $4,900 per metric ton, from $5,900.
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On the industrial level, these tasks are subcontracted out to large processors that do them by the metric ton.
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As the researchers point out, one metric ton of TNT has an explosive energy equivalent to a single lightning strike.
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Iron ore prices have declined by 27 percent since this year's peak on April 21 of $68.70 per metric ton.
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Prices for nickel were as high as $21,000 per metric ton in 2014 before the Chinese economic slowdown became obvious.
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Our trash was their dinner, with an average of one metric ton of waste digested by 75 pigs a day.
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Potash said the average price for its commodity during the second quarter of this year was $154 a metric ton.
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There's also a metric ton of behind-the-scenes footage released for both the show and the aforementioned special edition.
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But in 2014, the GAO checked the EPA's math and found that the $50 per metric ton estimate added up.
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Then there was a metric ton of ridiculous puns, many quite deadpan but thrilling to "get" (assuming you "got" them).
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On Wednesday, Chinese regulators raised the retail prices for both gasoline and diesel by 125 yuan ($17.6) per metric ton.
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Before the executive order, the social cost of carbon was set at about $2100 per metric ton of carbon released.
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Dubai's International Humanitarian City said Tuesday that 400,000 people will benefit from a 97-metric-ton shipment of humanitarian aid.
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Founders Pledge estimates that a donation to this group would avert CO23 at a rate of $22 per metric ton.
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Australian Newcastle spot cargo prices for November have almost doubled since June to $100.25 per metric ton, the highest since 2012.
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Iron ore prices are now around $60 a metric ton, after hitting all-time lows around $37 a ton in December.
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If, instead, we put a $40 per metric ton price on carbon emissions, we could generate $2 trillion over 10 years.
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Among large seafood companies, Australis Seafoods reported the most intense use of antibiotics, using 1,062 grams per metric ton of fish.
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The Curiosity Rover, which weighed just under a metric ton, was the heaviest payload that NASA has ever landed on Mars.
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Benchmark three-month copper futures on the London Metal Exchange were up 0.3 percent at $6,063.5 per metric ton at 11.25 a.m.
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When the waste was processed into small, untraceable polypropylene plastic pellets, they were then sold at 5,000 yuan ($735.50) per metric ton.
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In China, iron ore fell nearly 3 percent to 424.50 yuan a metric ton, in another setback for the glut-hit market.
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As with literally anything regarding the royal family, this birth will be accompanied by approximately a metric ton of pomp and circumstance.
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Growers who join Indigo Carbon for the 2019 crop season are eligible to receive $15 per metric ton of carbon dioxide sequestered.
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Initiative 1631 proposed to charge a $15 fee for each metric ton of carbon dioxide emitted in Washington state starting in 2020.
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Demand for air freight, measured in freight metric ton kilometers, rose 2.7 percent in January, IATA said in its monthly traffic data.
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Pruitt's analysis effectively slashes that figure to between $1 and $6 per metric ton, according to think tank Resources for the Future.
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Airlines in the EU must submit credits for their carbon emissions, which can be bought for 8 euro ($8.72) per metric ton.
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You give a broker some money (not a lot of money either — carbon offsets can be bought for $10 per metric ton).
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The Obama administration settled on a 3 percent discount rate that put the social cost of carbon at $42 per metric ton.
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We're shown a metric ton or two in this book, but almost all of it passes by as if on a screen.
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Klassen's current break-even cost per metric ton of cacao is about $25,000, or nearly eight times the basic commodity market price.
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In metals, London copper dropped further below Monday's two-month high to trade at $4,805 a metric ton, also hurt by rising inventories.
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With just over 7 billion people on the Earth as of 2015, this would represent more than one metric ton per human being.
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Initiative 732 would impose a first-in-the-nation carbon tax at an initial rate of $15 per metric ton of carbon emissions.
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Wall Street wasn't initially sold on a President Trump — typically markets hate uncertainty and he seems to bring it by the metric ton.
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For reference, a single gigaton is equivalent to 1 billion metric tons — and there are about 2,200 pounds in a single metric ton.
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He proposes starting the fee on carbon pollution at $6900 per metric ton of Co2628 and increasing the cost by $28503 every year.
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He proposes starting the fee on carbon pollution at $2628 per metric ton of Co28500 and increasing the cost by $6900 every year.
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A single cubic meter of water weighs roughly a metric ton, or about 2,200 pounds, which is roughly the weight of a giraffe.
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From behind plexiglass we watched as technicians crashed a bright yellow 2019 Honda Civic coupe into a 90-metric-ton block of concrete.
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The bill calls for a tax of $28503 per metric ton of carbon dioxide emissions starting in 22019 with rates increasing cumulatively thereafter.
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The bill calls for a tax of $85033 per metric ton of carbon dioxide emissions starting in 2021 with rates increasing cumulatively thereafter.
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That switch alone could save $28503 million in wasted fuel and result in almost 22019 million metric ton of reduced carbon dioxide emissions.
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The grid itself is unusual in that it really has only four long slots, yet a metric ton of seven-letter entries (24!).
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The fee would have started with a $21 per metric ton of carbon content in 261.6 and increase annually by $68.853 per metric ton until the state's 268.85 greenhouse gas reduction goal -- of reducing emissions to 2186% below 258 levels -- is met and the state's emissions are on a trajectory to likely reach the state's 2050 goal of 50% below 1990 levels.
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The average price Fortescue received for its ore in the financial year jumped 48% from a year earlier to $65 per dry metric ton.
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A metric ton of cement used to sell for up to 350,000 Iraqi dinars ($300) after the militants took over nearly three years ago.
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Shell's spokeswoman said the company generally applies its own internal carbon price, of about $40 per metric ton, to guide decisions on future investments.
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Australian thermal coal prices from the port of Newcastle have jumped around 35 percent from mid-June to around $70 a metric ton now.
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The Department of Industry, Innovation and Science cut its forecast to $44.2 a metric ton from $45 a ton, in its quarterly resources report.
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Poll-takers didn't tell respondents the amount of the tax the group is proposing, which would be $85033 per metric ton starting in 2021.
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Because too often, a human being invader without a metric ton of metal protection around them is just waved off, or tackled by security.
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As a reviewer on WIRED's Gear team, I've eaten a metric ton of dehydrated food on camping, hiking, climbing, backpacking, and occasionally paddling trips.
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In four years, the price of a metric ton of wheat has fallen from two hundred and fifty euros to a hundred and forty.
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Last year's Razer Blade was the best gaming laptop you could buy if you wanted something that performed well but didn't weigh a metric ton.
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Significantly, this same architecture could deliver an 80-metric-ton payload to Jupiter orbit in one year, opening the possibility of human missions to Jupiter.
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Vale bonds have rallied since early June bolstered by surprisingly strong iron ore prices, which are now hovering around US$60 per dry metric ton.
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It also forecast cash production costs at $13.25 to $13.75 per wet metric ton, up as much as 8% from $12.78 in the fourth quarter.
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According to Founders Pledge's calculations, by donating to these groups, you can avert a metric ton of CO2 for somewhere between 12 cents and $1.
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Benchmark Australian thermal coal prices have risen 40 percent this year so far, breaking through $120 per metric ton for the first time since 2012.
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Right now, Microsoft divisions pay a $15 fee toward sustainability efforts for each metric ton of carbon they emitted either directly or through electrical consumption.
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Inslee's plan would tax oil and gas emissions, and emissions by power plants, at a rate of $20 per metric ton beginning in mid-2019.
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Reuters reported that cobalt prices on the London Metal Exchange rose from almost $20,000 a tonne in January 2016, to around $80,000 per metric ton.
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In November, Reuters reported premium coking coal prices in Australia had jumped to $21 a metric ton, up from about $23 at the beginning of June.
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A metric ton of ice has the mass of one cubic meter of water: Now let's use this water to fill an Olympic-size swimming pool.
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The BFR design shown Monday is 118 meter long two-stage reusable spaceship that will be capable of taking a 100-metric ton payload to Mars.
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The tax would be at $223 per metric ton in 22, $217 a ton in 23, and then keep rising gradually in the years to come.
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The tax would be 35 euros ($39) per metric ton of emissions that result from the use of fossil fuels for power generation, transport and heating.
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The proposed Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage Act would boost the credit to $35 per metric ton of carbon dioxide, up from $10 per ton today.
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Last week, voters rejected a ballot proposal in Washington State that would have imposed a tax on greenhouse gas emissions, starting at $15 per metric ton.
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The initiative proposes a "fee on pollution" that would put a $15 charge on each metric ton of carbon dioxide emitted in Washington starting in 2020.
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There is a metric ton of evidence for this, but some of the best work (at least on Trump) comes from UC Irvine professor Michael Tesler.
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He appeared to reference a 40 percent drop in soybean prices from $615 per metric ton in 2012 — a brief spike — to $368 in November 2016.
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However, over the past 85033 years, for every metric ton of carbon reduction in the U.S., 18 metric tons were emitted by China and India alone.
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Both teams will compete head-to-head in Startup Battlefield for $50,000 equity-free cash, the Disrupt Cup — and a metric ton of investor and media attention.
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The investment plans include the expansion of the company's cracker in Texas and the construction of a 600,000 metric ton polyethylene unit in the U.S. Gulf Coast.
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The next day, Coombes ordered a metric ton of soil, which she used to bury her father in the garden, only meters away from her bedroom window.
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It has also committed to a 31% cut in emissions intensity per metric ton of food and packaging across its supply chain by 2030 compared to 2015.
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As engineers make plans to break down the 8,000-ton (7,260-metric ton) machine, work to fill the tunnel with a double-decker roadway has already begun.
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She also said she would put a $52 per metric ton price on carbon to deter companies from using fossil fuels and spur investment in renewable energy.
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If buyers around the world are willing to pay $900 per metric ton for coated steel sheet from Japan, that's the price that Japanese sellers will demand.
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Just two years ago, Washingtonians rejected a "carbon tax" initiative, which would have initially charged businesses $25 per metric ton of emissions before ramping up over time.
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Shaina Kasztelan's assemblages deftly combine a metric ton of cheap commodities for girls, like stickers and plastic jewelry, to tell startling, funny, and personal stories about adolescence.
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The carbon emissions tax in British Columbia is now about 30 Canadian dollars per metric ton, and Christy Clark, the premier, has said it will be raised.
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They have risen to above $270 a metric ton this month from lows of $70 a ton in February, driven in part by China reducing its output.
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On Thursday, copper prices hit their lowest level since January 2900, with three-month copper futures on the London Metal Exchange (LME) touching $4,371 per metric ton.
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Manley drew a distinction between the Jeep Gladiator midsize pickup that Fiat Chrysler unveiled in Los Angeles last November, and the "metric ton" pickup sold in developing markets.
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All told, the Mous Limitless only adds 2mm of thickness and 1.5 ounces of weight to your device, while taking a metric ton of stress off your shoulders.
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The Center for Climate and Energy Solutions estimates the cost of CO2 capture and storage in a coal-burning plant is about $36 per metric ton of CO3823.
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Trudeau wants to set the federal minimum carbon price at C$10 ($7.62) per metric ton, and rise $85033 per year through 2022 to $50 ($38.11) per ton.
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Today, Brown's Cheese churns out a metric ton of mascarpone, feta, cheddar, Camembert, Brie, halloumi, Parmesan, or any of its other 30-plus varieties six days a week.
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Stranger Things contained a metric ton of references to a whole host of classic movies and novels from the 1980s, ranging from Stephen King to E.T.: The Extraterrestrial.
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Usually, that means something cliched like trying to play football or eating a metric ton of junk food, because ladies don't get sports and only eat salads, amirite?
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If you're a student, you are already saddled with a metric ton of textbooks to haul around, no sense adding to the burden of an already bursting backpack.
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It has also committed to a 31 percent cut in emissions intensity per metric ton of food and packaging across its supply chain by 2030, compared to 2015.
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The Energy Department disclosed last month that it had shipped about half a metric ton of plutonium from a nuclear facility in South Carolina to Nevada last year.
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The state carbon fee initiative I-2230 would have charged emitters $2000 per metric ton of carbon, a fee that would increase by $1003 annually starting in 2100.
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But there is, whether it's fair or not, a metric ton of pressure on Bee and her staff to make Full Frontal last beyond its 13-episode order.
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By April, American wheat will face a $14 per metric ton resale price disadvantage to Australia and Canada, he warned, adding that his industry faces "imminent collapse" in Japan.
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Physicists, engineers and technicians at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology hope the 200-metric ton (220-ton) device will narrow down or even pinpoint the actual mass of neutrinos.
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Cash production costs for the quarter were at $20.1 per wet metric ton (mt), a 218 percent reduction compared with the previous quarter and down 5.75 percent on-year.
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Events include single-handedly pulling a 23-ton (21-metric-ton) fire truck across a parking lot or heaving a 200-pound fire hydrant onto a shoulder-high platform.
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As has become custom over these last few years, there has been a metric ton of hand-wringing about the famed triangle offense down the stretch of the season.
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Three-month aluminum on the London Metal Exchange last stood at $2,255 per metric ton after the United States extended the deadline for sanctions on Russian aluminum producer Rusal.
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An Afghan special forces helicopter swooped down on two vehicles racing through the desert, seizing nearly a metric ton of opium, light and heavy weapons, ammunition and satellite phones.
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The October 2017 contract has slipped a bit over 2 percent so far this week to 3,880 yuan per metric ton, but remains up 35 percent for the year.
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The European Union charges a fee of 25 euros — nearly $28 — per metric ton of carbon dioxide emitted by EU companies such as oil refineries, steelmakers and paper producers.
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Alpha, the startup's first rocket, will be able to take 1 metric ton to orbit, which Markusic said his company has identified as the "sweet spot" for current unaddressed demand.
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According to various reports, police in Peru have seized well over a metric ton of cocaine worth around $91 million, with each package branded with a picture of Lionel Messi.
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Peabody Energy Corp and Nippon Steel this week set the fourth quarter metallurgical coal contract benchmark at $200 a metric ton, more than twice the price of the previous quarter.
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The Congressional Budget Office estimates that a carbon tax of $85033 per metric ton rising in real terms by 2 percent annually would produce $977 billion in the first decade.
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Curbelo's bill would repeal federal taxes on gasoline, diesel and aviation fuels and replace those with a $24 per metric ton tax on carbon dioxide emissions that would increase annually.
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Either system had to start with an initial price of 20 Canadian dollars a metric ton of carbon, and then raise that number by 10 dollars a year until 2022.
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Cobalt prices stand at $80,000 per metric ton, up from $20,000 in January 2016, and global demand for 2018 is estimated at more than 110,000 metric tons, according to Reuters.
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Under the executive order, President Trump appears to be putting us on a path toward valuing climate damages at much less — possibly less than $2100 per metric ton of carbon.
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In 2017, a US district court in South Carolina ordered the federal government to remove at least 1 metric ton of plutonium from the Savannah River Site in South Carolina.
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Benchmark three-month copper futures on the London Metal Exchange rose as much as 1.5 percent to $5,894.5 per metric ton and were trading around $5,872.5 at 2.15pm HK/SIN time.
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The fee would be based on the amount of carbon in the fossil fuel, and ratchet up over time, starting in January 20183 as $15 per metric ton of carbon content.
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Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange is trading around $4,650 a metric ton, which is 0.8 percent lower year-to-date but 10 percent lower from a year ago.
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His comments come amid a volatile price market with prices falling to around $67 per metric ton now from $95 earlier this year, a level that "overshot the market," Power said.
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As a result, in 2018, the Energy Department moved half a metric ton of plutonium from the South Carolina site and onto the Nevada National Security Site, a federal nuclear laboratory.
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Prices doubled in 22018 and are now around $80 a metric ton, catching industry players by surprise as a surge in demand from Chinese steelmakers after state-mandated capacity cuts boosted buying.
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In Ocean's newly released music video for "Nike," he wears a custom couture embellished leather jumpsuit (which you can see once you get past the metric ton of glittery makeup he's wearing).
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Given that he'd just reached the pinnacle of commercial success, where he was moving album copies by the metric ton, you might think Wayne would take a breather after Tha Carter III.
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Air has partnered with a gas provider to deliver CO2, and according to that company's life cycle analysis it only takes 4003 kg of CO2 to deliver a metric ton of same.
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The money is going to Americans for Carbon Dividends, the advocacy arm of the Climate Leadership Council, a group that has proposed a $85033 per metric ton tax on carbon dioxide emissions.
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Eurelectric called on EU lawmakers to take measures to strengthen the bloc's emission trading system (ETS), which charges power plants and factories for every metric ton of carbon dioxide (CO2) they emit.
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This year, the company enrolled 250 million acres of U.S. farmland for its carbon sequestration initiative with promises to pay farmers $2000 per metric ton of carbon they sink into their soil.
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The section 85033Q tax credit incentivizes the use of this technology by allowing a credit of $20 per metric ton of qualified carbon oxide captured at facilities whose construction starts before 2024.
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Builders harvested more than 5,000 oak trees across 52 acres to build the beams, trusses, and reinforcements for the stone structure and to hold up the roof's 200-metric-ton lead cladding.
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The value of the exported material was also over 40 percent higher than what was imported with the shipped material averaging $1,400 a metric ton while what was imported cost $972 a ton.
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Right now it's the size of a Volkswagen Beetle and weighs a metric ton, but its creators, Mike Thompson and Arne Hendriks, say it will be big enough to walk on one day.
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Right now it's the size of a Volkswagen Beetle and weighs a metric ton, but its creators, Mike Thompson and Arne Hendriks, say it will be big enough to walk on one day.
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Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange was trading around $4,855 a metric ton on Tuesday in Asia, after hitting $4,960 a ton in the previous session, the highest since May 3 .
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No…Read more ReadThe 300 to 800 million metric ton figure is pretty close to the mass of meat and fish humans eat per year—around 400 metric tons, according to the paper.
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One metric ton of regolith (the layer of loose soil and deposits covering solid rock on the lunar source) yields just 16 ounces of water, the amount in an average bottle of water.
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The very best way is to look at the price per gram per eight bar per ounce per metric ton in places like Miami or across the country for cocaine or for heroin.
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The rate of increase for the carbon fee will push the price to $100 per metric ton within a decade, making it one of the most ambitious carbon-pricing policies in the world.
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The deal raised the so-called 45Q tax credit, for storing underground emissions from crude production and coal and gas fired power plants, to $35 a metric ton, up from $10 a ton.
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"We will fund this in part by expanding our internal carbon fee," added Smith, referring to the $15-per-metric-ton tax that all of Microsoft's business units pay based on their emissions.
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On the revenue side, it would impose a $15 per metric ton fee on carbon emissions starting in 2020, increasing by $2 per year until the state's 2035 carbon reduction goals are met.
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While the high price of direct air capture has long been viewed as an impediment to scaling up the technologies, SKH's costs is less than $100 per metric ton for pure CO2, it said.
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In doing so, the court specifically backed the so-called social cost of carbon, President Obama's administration-wide estimate of the costs per metric ton of carbon dioxide emitted into the atmosphere — currently $36.
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"We go through a [metric] ton of meat per week, but we only use the best—free-range lamb from specific farms near Mannheim and Stuttgart," he says, showing me pictures on his phone.
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China's second largest e-commerce giant is developing a drone that can deliver packages weighing as much as one metric ton throughout rural areas of the country, according to JD.com's Chief Technology Officer (CTO).
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The company has drones that can fly up to 303km per hour, delivering packages weighing from 5kg to 30kg, and is testing drones which can carry as much as 1,000kg - or one metric ton.
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After the men were arrested, the authorities said they found guns, nearly a metric ton of ammunition, possible bomb-making components and a copy of "The Anarchist Cookbook," which includes instructions on making explosives.
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On average, one nonstop round-trip flight from the United States to Europe releases about one metric ton of carbon dioxide per person, or about what a resident of Honduras emits in a year.
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The plan by the senators, Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island and Brian Schatz of Hawaii, to level a $49 per metric ton fee on greenhouse gas emissions is widely acknowledged as a long shot.
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But the state didn't need to exacerbate the problem If legislators do meet to discuss aid to victims of the volcano, they should add a pinch of prevention to their metric ton of cure.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Glencore and Japanese power utilities have settled quarterly thermal coal contract prices at $94.75 a metric ton, up from around $64 last quarter, sources confirmed on Tuesday, reflecting a surge in spot prices.
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The U.S.-German team of researchers responsible for the study found that about 20163 square meters of summer sea ice disappear in the Arctic for every metric ton of carbon dioxide added to the atmosphere.
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On a visit to Guerrero in January, Lopez Obrador pledged price supports for grains, including around $300 a metric ton for corn, part of a strategy meant to give farmers alternatives to planting illicit crops.
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The government says the prices must go into effect by 2018, with the price of carbon starting at a minimum of $10 per metric ton of pollution and rising to $50 per ton by 2022.
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In his victory speech on Wednesday, Trump proposed a "$290 trillion over a 21-year period" infrastructure stimulus plan, sending iron ore prices up about 953 percent to around $295 a metric ton soon after.
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In mid-August, the price of soybeans loaded for export at U.S. Gulf Coast terminals was about $14 per metric ton below the cost of soybeans loaded at Brazil's Paranagua port, according to industry data.
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With the cost of extracting and shipping iron ore in the range of $20 a metric ton, and prices now around $50 a ton, companies like Rio do not see much reason to cut back.
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The tax would start at $221 per metric ton next year, increase to $25 a ton in 2018 and then rise gradually over a few decades until it hits $100 a ton in 2016 dollars.
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If you're on the verge of stockpiling a metric ton of toilet paper but think there might be a smarter way to spend your money, we've answered your most pressing coronavirus-related personal finance questions.
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The 22019-metric ton aircraft was remotely piloted throughout its 6703-hour journey using satellite communications to relay video, instrument data and air traffic control instructions to pilots at General Atomics' airbase in North Dakota.
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M.I.T.'s Howard Herzog, for instance, an engineer who has spent years looking at the potential for these machines, told me that he thinks the costs will remain between $600 and $1,000 per metric ton.
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The bank said it is confident China can achieve its 150 million metric ton permanent capacity cut target by 2020, citing cuts of 68 million tons by November, exceeding this year's target of 45 million tons.
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Benchmark cocoa futures on the Intercontinental Exchange in New York hit $2122,2000 per metric ton on February 22016, the lowest level since March 22016, in an extended year-long decline after 230's weather-related rally.
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Washington (CNN)After years of investigating, 210 witnesses interviewed and a metric ton of ink spilled, Congress and the public is set to get its first real look at special counsel Robert Mueller's report Thursday morning.
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Meanwhile, copper prices spiked about 8 percent to above $6,000 a metric ton on Friday before retreating on Monday in Asia, with three-month copper futures on the London Metal Exchange priced around $5,620 a ton.
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A roundtrip trans-Atlantic flight can emit more than a metric ton of carbon dioxide per person into the atmosphere, and if a person flies a lot, these emissions form the bulk of their carbon footprint.
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Goldman expects aluminum prices to hit $215,213 per metric ton in six months and $215,21 per ton in 2450 months, analysts wrote in the note that came as the U.S. ordered a probe into Chinese imports.
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It's understandable to be tired of TV and movies that dive into the ins and outs of the standup comedy scene; there are, after all, approximately a metric ton of them out there to choose from.
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"It was clear then that every metric ton of CO2 that they emitted or permitted was adding to a crisis that transcends all national boundaries and threatens the rights of all children everywhere," the complaint says.
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Freight rates to transport Aframax-class oil tankers carrying 700,000 barrels from the U.S. Gulf Coast to Europe rose from $20.26 to $22.10 per metric ton, "and are still have upward momentum," a U.S. shipbroker said.
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According to Founders Pledge's cost-effectiveness model from 2018, a donation of just 303 cents to the Coalition for Rainforest Nations will avert approximately a metric ton of CO2 (or the equivalent in other greenhouse gases).
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"In October, the average price for the commodity across the three regions was $2,583 a metric ton, its highest average level since October 2014, according to data from the U.S. Dairy Export Council," per the WSJ.
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Between November 226 and November 216 last year, the wholesale value of ULSD delivered into Rotterdam, for example, ranged between $693.25 to $556.25 per metric ton, based on the industry-standard Platts benchmark used by oil companies.
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"The fact that we have this 1.3-metric-ton dinosaur that is armored and it has on top of that camouflage just demonstrates that the Cretaceous period was a really scary time to live in," Vinther said.
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A missile-ready nuke would only be able to hit the U.S. when North Korea can make a bomb less than one-metric ton with a diameter of less than one meter, per think tank 38 North.
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The measure would charge companies $15 for each metric ton of carbon dioxide they emit, increasing by $2 each year until Washington meets its 2035 climate goal of 25 percent below greenhouse gas emission levels from 1990.
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The gritty details: The company is also announcing that it is committing to a 31% cut in the emissions intensity — the amount of emissions per metric ton of food and packaging — across its supply chain by 2030.
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The benchmark three-month copper price on the London Metal Exchange were 0.4 percent higher at $20163,996.50 a metric ton on Monday morning, which was off the 21-month high of $6,22014 a ton reached on February 22010.
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Prices however were likely to remain choppy for the rest of 2016 at an average of $60 a metric ton for the second half of 2016, while they will likely average $55 for the full year, Schenker said.
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Under a 2 degrees Celsius scenario where global carbon prices rise to $203 per metric ton by 2040, the companies on average face a 14% hit risk, ranging from 2.5% to 30% for individual companies, the report shows.
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The design, which depicted a 118-meter-long two-stage reusable spaceship capable of taking a 100-metric-ton payload to Mars, is "the final iteration in terms of broad architectural designs for BFR," Musk said in September.
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The policy would have been an effort to fight climate change by mandating that companies using or selling fossil fuels pay taxes equal to $22019 per metric ton of carbon, an amount that would rise in future years.
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This movie is worth a metric ton of punditical generalizations about those topics — not to mention the endlessly mulled-over state of the American heartland — partly because it prefers real-life detail to sweeping statements or overheated arguments.
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While no specific data on oilseeds trade was available, the report said the Kazakh government was also subsidizing oilseed crops at 100 percent per metric ton if they are sold to oil crushing facilities for further domestic processing.
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Mr. Delaney, a former representative from Maryland who co-sponsored a carbon tax bill in the House, has the most specific plan: a tax starting at $15 per metric ton of carbon dioxide, increasing by $10 each year.
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Canadian clean energy company Carbon Engineering, in partnership with researchers from Harvard, used little more than limestone, hydrogen and air for the process, which can remove one metric ton of CO2 for as little as $94, the scientists say.
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She deftly combines a metric ton of cheap commodities for girls, like stickers and plastic jewelry, into tight displays — offering startling, disturbing, and funny flashes of personal storytelling amid the nauseous and hallucinogenic whirl of suburban, mass-market femininity.
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Firefly Aerospace is planning to commandeer another Vandenberg launchpad, formerly used by the now-retired Delta 2 rockets, for future commercial endeavors of its small Alpha rocket, which can deliver a metric ton of payload to low-Earth orbit.
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Startup Battlefield has launched literally hundreds of startups to the world, and TechCrunch editors will select 15-20 startups to compete for the $50,000 equity-free prize, serious bragging rights and a metric ton of investor and media attention.
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The proposal, which voters rejected by 13 percentage points, would have levied a tax of $15 per metric ton of carbon emissions, making Washington the first state in the nation to raise the cost of fossil-fuel-intensive activities.
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S&P Global Market Intelligence compared the decade 2007-2016 with 22016-211.2 for copper and found the cost of acquired reserves increased by $232 per metric ton, while the average unit cost of exploration-derived reserves rose $220 per ton.
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Bill Cooke from NASA's meteoroid environment office in Alabama told The Detroit News he estimates the meteor was about one or two yards across, weighed more than one metric ton and traveled between 40,000 to 50,000 miles to get to Earth.
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Iron ore prices fell to all-time lows around $38 a metric ton in late 2015 as demand for the steel-making material also shriveled amid concerns about an economic slowdown in the world's largest importer of the metal, China.
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Cobalt, a key component of the lithium-ion batteries used in electric cars, saw its futures price close at $55,270 per metric ton on Thursday, marking an 154 percent jump from the metal's all-time low reached in February 2016.
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With additional production coming on the market from investments in new and bigger mines, especially in Australia and Brazil, supplies are growing — despite prices being down around 70 percent from the peak of about $190 a metric ton in 2011.
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The state's Carbon Emissions Fee and Revenue Allocation Initiative, known as Initiative 215.2, would impose a $23.05 fee on each metric ton of carbon released to the atmosphere, rising $13 a year until the state's 21 emissions target is met.
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A company that sells a product or uses a process that creates high emissions — an airline, for instance, or a steel maker — could be required to pay carbon-removal companies $22050 per metric ton or more to offset their CO₂ output.
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They seized nearly a metric ton of opium in various phases of processing, three AK-47 assault rifles, an automatic handgun, a PKM machine gun, a rocket-propelled grenade, hundreds of rounds of ammunition, four two-way radios and two satellite phones.
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"A gaping hole in our portfolio is a metric ton pickup" that would be a lower-cost, lower-priced vehicle aimed at work and commercial uses in markets outside the United States, Manley said in an interview at the Detroit auto show.
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If you've ever read one of those clickbaity "10 Skin Secrets to Looking as Dewy as [Insert Gorgeous Celebrity]" articles, you know that it's all about drinking a metric ton of water and slathering a moisturizing sunscreen on on a daily basis.
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Japan had offered to build Australia a variant of its 4,000 metric ton Soryu submarine, a deal that would have cemented closer strategic and defense ties with two of Washington's key Asia-Pacific allies, but risked antagonizing China, Australia's top trading partner.
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Palm oil prices on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives exchange are currently trading around 22017,600 ringgit ($644) per metric ton, up 10 percent from June as crop yields were slashed by the unusually dry weather caused by El Nino from January to April.
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Pinkfong, a brand of the Korean company SmartStudy, produces what can only be described as a metric ton of online content, mainly in the form of brightly colored, well-produced YouTube videos that attract millions of views from children all over the world.
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In the Obama administration's analysis, using a 5 percent discount rate — which would put comparatively little weight on the well-being of future generations — would imply a social cost of $12 (in 2007 dollars) for emitting one metric ton of carbon dioxide.
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"In very real terms, as of April 1, 2019, U.S. wheat will face a 40 cent per bushel, or $14 per metric ton, resale price disadvantage to Australia and Canada," Peterson said, according to a transcript on the U.S. Wheat Associates website.
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In early trading Monday, the three-month London Metal Exchange contract rose 0.10 percent to $6,097 per metric ton, its highest level since May 2015 and a continuation of the upwards trend seen since last week, when production was halted at two key sites.
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Benchmark three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange was trading about 2000 percent higher at $21.8,888 a metric ton on Wednesday morning at 12.25pm HK/SIN time, after gaining 1.7 percent in the previous session to $5,925, near a two-month peak of $6,0003.
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Palm oil futures were already on a tear, with Malaysian crude palm oil futures rallying 15 percent this year alone to around MYR2,880 a metric ton due to the El Nino weather phenomenon hitting yields earlier this year as the dry weather hurt crops.
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A July 24, 2017, report from SteelBenchmarker™, a price reporting service serving the steel industry, shows the US price for hot-rolled band (hot-rolled steel in coils) to be $681 per metric ton, 38% above the world export market price of $491.
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China launched the Tiangong-23, an 8.6 metric ton space station, into orbit on September 15th, and is designed as a testbed for the country's larger ambitions in low-Earth orbit, which include a much larger, permanent space station to be launched in the 2020s.
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The Modernizing America with Rebuilding to Kick-start the Economy of the Twenty-first Century with a Historic Infrastructure-Centered Expansion Act, or MARKET CHOICE Act, would put a $24-per-metric-ton tax on carbon emissions and put most of the money toward infrastructure.
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In addition to the unveiling of the seal, and the flooding of the ship's dry dock, other milestones have been completed to include laying of the ship's keel on August 22, 2015, and placement of the 588-metric ton island superstructure on May 29, 2019.
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Before the meeting, Mr. Trudeau set out a plan where the price — either through a fossil fuel tax or a cap-and-trade system of emission allowances — would reach 50 Canadian dollars, or about $38, a metric ton, or 2,205 pounds, over five years.
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Earlier this week, the streets of Westönnen, a small suburb of Werl in western Germany, went full Augustus Gloop when more than a metric ton of milk chocolate spilled out of a storage tank and immediately hardened into a delicious, impassable, 108-square-foot mess.
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Between the start of the year and the end of last week, the premium was up more than 130 percent, to about $485 per metric ton — an increase driven in large part by the 10 percent tariff the Trump administration has placed on aluminum imports.
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This year, Inslee is putting his political capital into a new carbon tax plan making its way through the Democratic-led legislature, a measure that would tax oil and gas emissions and emissions from power plants at a rate of $220006 per metric ton.
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Uber's overall business may be facing a metric ton of trouble, including sexual harassment allegations and corporate culture issues, a new Waymo lawsuit, and a CEO temper tantrum caught on tape, but it's still getting new product out the door – including UberEATS Restaurant Manager, which debuted Thursday.
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Spot thermal coal prices from the Australian port of Newcastle have already doubled year-to-date to top over $100 a metric ton, underscoring its position as one of the best performing raw materials this year amid a broad and extended slump in the commodities complex.
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Curbelo's bill, the Modernizing America with Rebuilding to Kick-start the Economy of the Twenty-first Century with a Historic Infrastructure-Centered Expansion Act, or Market Choice Act, would repeal fuel taxes and replace them with a $24-per-metric-ton tax on carbon dioxide emissions. Rep.
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Curbelo's bill, the Modernizing America with Rebuilding to Kick-start the Economy of the Twenty-first Century with a Historic Infrastructure-Centered Expansion Act, or Market Choice Act, would repeal fuel taxes and replace them with a $24 per metric ton tax on carbon dioxide emissions. Rep.
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The U.S. Treasury estimated that a carbon tax that started at $49 per metric ton of carbon dioxide and increased to $70 in 2028 would generate net revenues of $194 billion in the first year of the tax and $2.2 trillion over the 10-year period.
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Fortescue said the price it received for its ore in the June quarter jumped 30 percent from the previous three months to $212.78 per dry metric ton, narrowing its discount to benchmark 29% iron ore to 22019 percent from as wide as 217 percent a year ago.
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The only exception is aluminum, which required 122 MJ. Krause and Tolaymat also estimated that, during the 2.5-year period, the four cryptocurrency networks (bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and Monero) generated between 20333 million and 15 million tons of carbon emissions (1 metric ton is equivalent to 1.1 US tons).
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We're placing our bets, studying up on how supermodels support their favorite team, prepping for the metric ton of guacamole we plan to eat – and also gearing up for the big game with some team-themed manicures from pros Debbie Leavitt, Madeline Poole and Cassie Banel, of Nailing Hollywood.
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Initiative 1631 was technically a fee, not a tax; It would've charged many emitters $15 per metric ton of carbon, increasing every year until emissions declined—and the money would pay for green infrastructure like clean power generation, environmental remediation, and projects in communities most affected by pollution.
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To build and install the 18 units at Hinwil, hand-assembled in a second-floor workshop in Zurich, cost between $3 million and $4 million, which is the primary reason it costs the firm between $500 and $600 to remove a metric ton of CO₂ from the air.
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The most actively traded palm oil contract — the global benchmark — on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange slid 1.1 percent to 2,040 ringgit ($499.02) per metric ton by midday on Friday after hitting a four-month low earlier in the session over concerns about demand from top buyers India and China.
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Each additional metric ton of carbon dioxide or its equivalent — your share of the emissions on a cross-country flight one-way from New York to Los Angeles — shrinks the summer sea ice cover by 3 square meters, or 32 square feet, the authors, Dirk Notz and Julienne Stroeve, found.
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My plan would be to tax carbon beginning at a rate of $15 per metric ton of CO2 (or equivalent) and increasing $2.33 each year, and return 100 percent to the taxpayers with an option to invest the dividend into a tax-advantaged savings account like a 529 or retirement account.
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In Australia's latest quarterly outlook published by the Department of Industry, Innovation and Science, the country boosted the iron ore price outlook this year by 10 percent to $48.50 a metric ton from $44.20 a ton, while the coking coal price forecast jumped 16 percent to $99.40 a ton from $85.60 a ton.
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"Because sufficient time has now elapsed after conclusion of this campaign, DOE may now publicly state that it has completed all shipment of plutonium (approximately ½ metric ton) to Nevada," Bruce Diamond, general counsel for the DOE's National Nuclear Security Administration, wrote in a court declaration, noting that the action was previously classified.
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If you want to step further into the rising tide, there's another, more frenetic ticker from the University of Oxford showing the rise in greenhouse gases, counting up toward humanity' trillionth metric ton of carbon dioxide emissions: In 2015, Bloomberg published a carbon clock that measures rising atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide.
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Under the agreement with Chalco, Mongolia was selling coal at $5003 a metric ton, significantly lower than international average selling prices, according to Nick Cousyn, chief operating officer BDSec Joint Stock Company, a Mongolian brokerage, With ETT representing a majority of Mongolia's current coal production, private companies have to contend with these low coal prices.
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After hitting historic highs in February 23 at over $27,20173 a metric ton, copper prices went on a prolonged slide, reaching seven-year lows around $22017,23 a ton in January 24 due to slowing Chinese demand growth and burgeoning supply as producers ramped up output in expectations of the demand growth witnessed from 2006-2011.
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"Because sufficient time has now elapsed after conclusion of this campaign, DOE may now publicly state that it has completed all shipment of plutonium (approximately 1/2 metric ton) to Nevada," Bruce Diamond, general counsel for the DOE's National Nuclear Security Administration, wrote in a court declaration, noting that the action was previously classified.
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As Donald Trump prepares to address a joint session of Congress and the nation at large Tuesday night, we should remember that at best, these addresses announce a couple new pieces of policy that might or might not become reality and include a couple inspiring lines buried in a metric ton of rote Americana.
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Titled "Odyssey," and slated to open in September 2019 on the steps of the New York Public Library, the piece is framed as a not-for-profit artwork by Quinn that will comingle the blood of 5,000 donors, half of whom are refugees, into two identical metric-ton cubes of FROZEN FUCKING HUMAN BLOOD.
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Almost everything I was told about the realities of living in New York City has turned out to be true: I've been attacked by a horde of mutant trash rats, eaten a metric ton of perfect pizza, and instinctually yelled, "I'm walkin' here!" at several vehicles that have attempted to flatten me in crosswalks.
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Firefly was rescued at least in part thanks to a lifeline investment from Noosphere Ventures, and said at the time it had enough runway to fund it fully through development and flight of Alpha, an expendable launch vehicle that will be able to deliver as much as a metric ton to low-Earth orbit.
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Among other commodities, iron ore saw its price more than double in 2016 to around $80 a metric ton, despite China's port stocks climbing to a two-year high, although the government of Australia, a major exporter of the metal, said in early January that it expected prices to fall as much as a third this year.
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Following the Trump administration's America First ethos, Pruitt's "alternate analysis" drastically lowers the previous government estimate — because he's only calculating for costs to the U.S. The government panel assembled in 2009 to figure the social cost of carbon calculated for global effects and put the cost of climate damage by 2020 at about $50 per metric ton of carbon.
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Initiative 1631, which proposed to levy a tax of $15 per metric ton of carbon emissions, would have made Washington the first state in the nation to raise the cost of fossil-fuel intensive activities like driving gas-powered vehicles and heating buildings with natural gas in an effort to encourage clean energy sources like wind and solar power.
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To offset the almost 0.9-metric-ton carbon footprint of a single passenger traveling on United from New York to San Francisco in July and back again, Sustainable Travel International, which runs United's offset program, offers two choices: Donate $8.95 to a wind farm in Texas or donate $10.75 to a forest conservation program in Peru.
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Dianne FeinsteinDianne Emiel FeinsteinTrump administration urges Congress to reauthorize NSA surveillance program The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death Juan Williams: We need a backlash against Big Tech MORE (D-Calif.), the Climate Action Rebate Act of 22019, would start greenhouse gas fees at $15 per metric ton of carbon and gradually increase the fee over time.
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Dianne FeinsteinDianne Emiel FeinsteinTrump administration urges Congress to reauthorize NSA surveillance program The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death Juan Williams: We need a backlash against Big Tech MORE (D-Calif.), the Climate Action Rebate Act of 28500, would start greenhouse gas fees at $6900 per metric ton of carbon and gradually increase the fee over time.
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No one is sure how long Chris Paul will stick around with a team that is reworking itself, but before he pushes too hard for a trade he may want to consider that Oklahoma City has solid young prospects in Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Darius Bazley and a metric ton of draft picks to get better in the near future.
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Luckily, there is an alternative that replaces the revenue a BAT would have raised and makes for great policy: According to a recent report by the Congressional Budget Office, imposing a tax of $25 per metric ton on most greenhouse gas emissions would raise almost $1 trillion over 10 years, with the tax rate increasing two percentage points faster than the rate of inflation.
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Francis RooneyLaurence (Francis) Francis RooneyOvernight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument The Hill's 85033:30 Report — Presented by Farm Credit — Pelosi, Ocasio-Cortez meet to heal Democratic rift Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R-Fla.) would impose a $30 tax per metric ton of carbon.
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But its simple stories resulted in a metric ton of weirdness — plots like Max and Alex staging an "in-ter-Veention" (or is it "interventVeen"?) for Dave's addiction to V-neck T-shirts; Penny seducing a hot foreigner with her fluent Italian, only to realize her language skills go hand-in-hand with getting blackout drunk; and Brad and Jane getting roped into using their newly learned couples improv skills to prop up Max's fake Chicago limo tour business.
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READ: A company is sending cannabis and coffee to space to see if they mutate The two satellites — the Infrared Astronomical Satellite, a 1003 metric-ton hunk of metal that was the first orbiting telescope to map the night sky at infrared wavelengths back in the '80s, and the Gravity Gradient Stabilization Experiment 4, an experimental device meant to test spacelight principles, launched in 1967 — will likely come within 40 feet of each other over Pittsburgh at 6:39 p.m.
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Carlos CurbeloCarlos Luis CurbeloOvernight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress Democratic lawmaker pushes back on Castro's call to repeal law making illegal border crossings a crime MORE (R-Fla.), who is running in an extremely vulnerable Florida district that Democrat Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 28500 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE won handily in 6900, wants to repeal the federal taxes on gasoline, diesel and aviation fuels and replace them with a $2628 per metric ton tax on carbon dioxide emissions that increases each year.
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Carlos CurbeloCarlos Luis CurbeloOvernight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress Democratic lawmaker pushes back on Castro's call to repeal law making illegal border crossings a crime MORE (R-Fla.), who is running in an extremely vulnerable Florida district that Democrat Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE won handily in 2016, wants to repeal the federal taxes on gasoline, diesel and aviation fuels and replace them with a $24 per metric ton tax on carbon dioxide emissions that increases each year.
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Carlos CurbeloCarlos Luis CurbeloOvernight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress Democratic lawmaker pushes back on Castro's call to repeal law making illegal border crossings a crime MORE (R-Fla.), who is running in an extremely vulnerable Florida district that Democrat Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 2628 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE won handily in 28503, wants to repeal the federal taxes on gasoline, diesel and aviation fuels and replace them with a $22019 per metric ton tax on carbon dioxide emissions that increases each year.
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Now expects to sell between 6.9 million tons and 7.1 million tons of coking coal in 2017 * Arch Coal says currently expecting to deliver strong operational results in year's second half * Arch Coal says there was limited spot buying activity in seaborne metallurgical markets during much of quarter * Arch Coal-at start of Q2, coking coal prices increased dramatically to nearly $300 per metric ton following cyclone-driven rail closures in queensland * Arch Coal-very few tons of coking coal were sold at peak levels as buyers headed to sidelines; prices retraced back to pre-cyclone levels by mid-june * Arch Coal says imports into china are up strongly year to date and it appears buyers have returned to market * Arch Coal says counterbalancing positive demand global coking coal supply increasing in response to stronger pricing - led by U.S. and Mozambique * Arch Coal on thermal coal markets: globally, fundamentals for moving U.S. coal into seaborne thermal markets have remained positive Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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