Hi Ron,
Thought I'd check out the goings on here in GRNO land since you mentioned it on the MUCP thread. I am wading through these posts and this comment generated by a note I read may be already noted later but here goes anyway,
You made mention of >> it could mean that all waste oil will have to be processed by equipment like GRNO's
due some Govt activity,
What is the downside of the recent EPA saber rattling over stricter regulations on particulates in the air. Omong the other things those Morons in pink want to cut out of the national vocab is Diesal fuel.
You are close to Belt Way politics, whats your insight into this. Will the Rep. majority in congress make the greenies in the EPA beg for mercy by pinching their purse and thus stymie their plans to stop back yard BBQs and other exhausting subjects or do these commie bums really have the ability to shut down every fun thing we Americans love to do.
This of course would have a devistational effect on GRNO's ability to attract real money should the EPA be taken seriously, yes/no?
Don't get me wrong here, I have noted the anxiety of all you investors and it is not my desire to cause any more of that, but it is news this week of the 27th.
Speaking of enviromental things, I noticed a fellow named David from South Carolina. Have you, dave or anyone heard about the acquisitions of a company called Waste Management back there on the east coast, they used to be FERS, now they are WAST,
Jimmy Holten and Continental Capital talk the stock up now and then, Its at a real bottom of .50 or so, they were mentioned in a waste management weekly I see at work as well, they operate from yonkers to the Carolina's, some think they will be as big as Republic if they keep going, Republic is a 90.00 stock or so last time I heard.
Sorry to interject this into the GRNO thread but .... I won't do it again. promise, no one has started a thread on this one maybe I will.
Email me if you like with any info any might have, Thanks
Jim :o) |
