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if they are going to start testing pets... I'm sure if pet owners are happy to buy a private test for their loved one's (and their human partners), it can only be good news!
https://www.cityam.com/pet-cat-catches-coronavirus-from-uk-owners/?utm_content=buffer37393&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer

'River Thames severely polluted with plastic' As people become more emotional on this issue, the demand for preventative measures will grow and drive increased demand for solutions such as the DMG as essential 'stop the problem now', rather than a 'nice to have strategy' in 10 years....
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-53479635?xtor=ES-208-[34231_News_NLB_Wk31_Tue_21_Jul]-20200721-[bbcnews_thames_newsscience_thames]

Looks like interest is seeping back in. Loads of potential as still 43% off 52 week high.

Given these criteria, it seems unlikely they will ever build anything new on the Isle in the future!
https://www.islandecho.co.uk/mp-raises-objections-to-oil-drilling-at-arreton/

Whoops - here's the link!
https://www.greenbiz.com/article/could-trash-energy-technology-feed-hydrogen-demand

Another pioneer in the waste-to-hydrogen movement is Standard Hydrogen Company, which is converting waste to hydrogen sulfide, then splitting it into hydrogen and sulfur to make fuel from the hydrogen. Like SGH2, the company says its process is cheaper than electrolysis because it is less energy-intensive and involves no water. Apologies if this has already been posted.
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2020/jul/16/antonio-arguelles-the-grandfather-who-swam-from-northern-ireland-to-scotland?utm_term=Autofeed&CMP=twt_gu&utm_medium&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1594888270

The End of “Easy” Recycling - How China’s Plastics Ban Threw Global Recycling into Disarray.
"This regulation will send shockwaves around the world, and force many countries to tackle the 'out of sight, out of mind' attitude we've developed towards waste". This is not a UK problem and we know UK adoption of new technologies can be a little 'sluggish' (we are great at inventing), but there are plenty of other countries with bigger waste problems and deeper pockets! So prove the concept in the UK ,and then licence internationally. Here's the problem:
https://www.visualcapitalist.com/china-plastic-ban-global-recycling-industry/

Breaking a quiet run?

A "strategy to avoid dilution via new equity raises" which is the blight of so many other AIM stocks. Keeping the value in the stock! They have a "focus on the immediate development programme" rather than grasping at straws.
And "All Directors waived salary payments from April 2019 to extend the Company's cash through the entire first application project period" - unlike so many other companies milking their cash cows.

All very well and good, but is the revenue in the company actually increasing? "Sadly for shareholders, earnings per share are actually down, over three years. And the impression is worse when you consider revenue is down year-on-year. These factors suggest that the business performance wouldn’t really justify a high pay packet for the CEO. Since shareholders would have lost about 82% over three years, some UK Oil & Gas PLC shareholders would surely be feeling negative emotions. This suggests it would be unwise for the company to pay the CEO too generously. " It's big renumeration However, the company paid the CEO total annual compensation worth UK £767k over the year to September 2019 - on a revenue of just £213,000. So the company solution is? Issue more shares and dilute value even more. Lets get some money in the bank instead of frigging around with different pumps every month. Is this a classic 'ball and cup' trick? Which one is the oil under?

Have to filter Shahadow for the rediculous deramp, and I see it is his only entry - no doubt he will popup again under another name. If you really think the "real impact seems to be 15-20 years away" then sell up and invest in the main market for existing businesses. Try BP or Lloyds. You obviously haven't read anything on this thread or any of the RNS's or the strategic plans on the PHE website, and have no concept of the scale, enormity or immediacy of the global pollution problem that needs to be solved. There are lots of very happy long term holders here, but I believe this is going to go massive in the next 12 months. With your thinking, no wonder you've missed out on an earlier entry as we are already up 745% on the year. Go on - miss the next ride!

Smart thinking chaps - especially if it is legislated in the USA as per this Federal bill (which) seeks to hold plastics industry responsible for dealing with waste. ".. the bill would require plastics producers to collect and recycle their own waste, create a nationwide drink-container refund scheme and phase out certain single-use plastic items." If this catches on, seems all plastic manufacturers are probably going to need their own recycling DMG (offset by power and hydrogen for their own consumption, or resell...). Where else could this catch on? Obviously the Covid has put a spanner in the works, but let's hope the process starts up again and is passed.

https://www.plasticstoday.com/recycling/federal-bill-seeks-hold-plastics-industry-responsible-dealing-waste/49635850362407

Let's not forget there is Huge need for DMG's around the world. These problems and the need for solutions are not going away - it is still early days! “The illegal dumping of plastic waste from over 19 countries worldwide has left an indelible mark on Malaysia and other countries in Southeast Asia. Aside from the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, communities in Selangor and Kedah have another invisible enemy to face – chemical contaminants that remain in our environment with the possibility of entering our food chain,” said Heng Kiah Chun, Greenpeace Malaysia Campaigner.

https://www.greenpeace.org/southeastasia/press/4053/waste-trade-woes-plastic-waste-from-developed-countries-add-to-malaysias-environmental-crisis/

In the U.S., 39.8% of adults aged 20 and over were obese (including 7.6% with severe obesity). What could be really encouraging for sales is the potential link between the health of Covid victims 'guts' (and obesity), and a widely available, proven treatment, consumers can buy over the counter/mail order (as per recent announcements).

In the meantime, "The UK’s most prominent scientists are asking the country’s health secretary Matt Han**** to assess the role of the gut microbiome in coronavirus citing evidence that points to its impact on susceptibility and recovery from the disease." If they come out with a statement about the need for gut health improvements....
https://www.nutraingredients.com/Article/2020/05/18/Scientists-urge-UK-gov-to-look-at-gut-s-role-in-coronavirus#

My calculators broken. How do they get to -13.5% from 110 and last trade 104?

Potentially addressing a whole new retail audience: “The partnership with Evolution_18 allows us to collaborate with a brand that is distributed in more than 3,000 Walmart stores in the USA and also further increase awareness of the SlimBiome brand."

"The Brussels-based Plastic Recyclers Europe (PRE) organization says the demand for plastic scrap has been dramatically affected by the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, and much of Europe’s plastic recycling industry “is closing production due to the current market developments.” Which means it will build up even quicker.
According to PRE, “The major problems are the lack of demand due to the closure of converting plants and the record low prices of virgin plastics, as well as decreased activity globally.” So if no-one is going to buy the stuff, the world needs another way to get rid of it/convert it (and supply hydrogen/energy etc etc). In a (relatively) environmentally manner.
https://www.recyclingtoday.com/article/pre-plastic-recycling-europe-covid-19/pre-plastic-recycling-europe-covid-19/

multinational trading firm in the titanium feedstock market with possible project financing', and 'Mapping suggests known zinc, lead, silver and copper occurrences could be up to 40m thick'. Also, 'Working agreement with Rio Tinto Iron and Titanium Canada Inc. ongoing with smelter testing due 2021' - this says 'ongoing' - did we get the results from the smples we shipped last year? I thought they would be shipping the stuff out in bulk this year?

My Buy went through as a sell - again...hey ho. It's still managed to creep up 51% over the last month.

Until they make a degradeable tyre or stop manufacturing cars, I don't think we need to worry about a shortage of feed or a problem to be solved. There is also plenty of plastic in existance already to keep the units busy around the world before degradeable plastic starts making a dent in replacing current plastics. The wheels may have come off the global economy, but the massive problem still remains!