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To: TobagoJack who wrote (190119)	7/22/2022 11:44:18 PM
From: Snowshoe	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 219648

re <<but our heat apparently pale against those in other parts>> As of July 20, Alaska had an estimated 3 million acres burned by 530 wildfires... Supplies a ‘near total loss’ after wildfire burns Pebble Mine camp ktoo.org July 8, 2022 by Katherine Moncure, KDLG - Dillingham The Pebble Mine project area. (Pebble Limited Partnership) The Upper Talarik Fire in Southwest Alaska has caused significant damage at the site of the controversial Pebble Mine project northwest of Iliamna. The fire is part of a group of fires that officials are calling the Lime Complex. The flames burned through Pebble’s supply camp over the Fourth of July holiday weekend, according to Mike Heatwole, a spokesperson for the Pebble Limited Partnership. He said the mine had stored equipment for exploration at the camp. Heatwole said no one was injured. The Alaska Division of Forestry said that, as of Wednesday, the fire covered nearly 8,000 acres. Heatwole described the damage of supplies as a “near total loss.” “What used to be a very colorful tundra landscape is now quite charred. Most of what we had there has burned up — in some cases, tents, canvas tents, supported by metal. The metal, you know, got quite hot and collapsed,” he said. “So it’s not really salvageable.” The fire also burned wooden pallets and railroad ties used to minimize the impact of drilling, along with tools to maintain the site’s equipment, Heatwole said. Pebble sent some workers to the site on Thursday, and the company is still working with fire managers to take stock of the fire’s impact, Heatwole said, adding that they don’t know yet how much this will affect Pebble’s operations long term. Kale Casey, public information officer with the incident management Team, says this year’s fire season is unprecedented. “We reached 1 million acres of wildfire-impacted landscape 10 days before we ever have in the recorded history of Alaska,” he said. Heatwole emphasized how much the Pebble Partnership appreciates the team’s response to the fires. “It’s a fire, it’s devastating, but it’s just things, right? There was no one harmed. And that’s a much better story,” he said. Casey said more information will be made public once a thorough assessment has been done.

To: TobagoJack who wrote (190119)	7/24/2022 4:03:50 PM
From: maceng2	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 219648

For MoWS Tulips = Crypto. As a YouTuber, let me tell you that my ad revenue is down BIG recently even though my views are higher. Why? The crash in the tulip market has ripple impacts. Crypto ads used to pay a prime rate, they're going bankrupt now. I'm not surprised that Snapchat crashed, Google is next. — The Maverick of Wall Street (@TheMaverickWS) July 22, 2022 iow crypto winter beckons. I look at the market as having two asymptotes like 1/x both going to infinity rather then zero. So buying will be constant but the grabs get bigger as the price tumbles down