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Tag Archives: 2020
The coming crash in 2020 from high diesel prices for cleaner emission of oceangoing ships
Preface. Ships made globalization possible, and play an essential role in our high standard of living, carrying 90% of global goods traded. But the need for a new, cleaner fuel may cause the next economic crisis. Currently ships can burn … Continue reading →
Posted in By People, Crash Coming Soon, Peak Oil, Ships and Barges
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Tagged 2020, financial crash, ocean ships, peak diesel
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