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House Judiciary Committee Democrats have launched a probe into the financial impact of recent anti-ESG laws passed in Florida and Texas. The two conservative states have made it illegal to consider environment, sustainability and governance (“ESG”) factors in policy and state funds, causing companies with ties to the green-energy movement to divest from the two states.

ESG has been one of the trending topics in the financial world for several years and guided... (continue reading...)

Advanced Gold Exploration (CSE: AUEX), a Canadian Junior gold explorer whose focus is reviving and enhancing abandoned and unloved projects, will be participating in next week’s The Mining Investment Event of the North — Canada’s Only Tier I Global Mining Investment Conference(C). The three-day gathering is scheduled for June 4–6, 2024, in Quebec City. According to the announcement, Advanced Gold Exploration officials will be in attendance and will be holding... (continue reading...)

• GEMXX recently entered a significant partnership with Latin Energy Partners that has seen the two companies define terms to jointly drill four test wells in a promising geologic formation in a Latin American country
• The partnership is part of GEMXX’s plans to strategically expand its current successful business model, diversifying its business portfolio, and exploring new underground resource opportunities
• Latin America has large tracts and regions of... (continue reading...)

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently announced that it had approved a regulation change allowing ether spot ETFs to be traded in the United States. Following the news, both Bitcoin and Ethereum prices saw a modest increase, with crypto-related stocks experiencing a notable rise.

The commission approved eight Ethereum ETF applicants’ Form 19b-4, including those from major companies including Fidelity, BlackRock, Grayscale, VanEck, ARK... (continue reading...)

The United States is leading the charge in the global transition to renewables such as solar and wind, but the country is still struggling to rein in its massive carbon-dioxide emissions. With green-energy costs falling significantly during the past decade, America’s share of photovoltaic solar electricity has increased from 1% to 6% from 2015 to date, putting it second behind China in solar generation. Wind-energy generation in the U.S. has also seen similar... (continue reading...)