we are saying, as of this year, is that if you want to list your metal on the lme, if that metal can have to pass not just our chemical tests to make sure that your metal is high quality metallurgically, but you have to pass our responsible sourcing tests to show that your supply chain is clean and free from those abuses. well, on that positive note, matthew chamberlain, the big boss of the london metal exchange, thanks very well, let's get more on all of this, because i've also been speaking with the boss of a global mining investment firm, technet, who specializes in those metals needed for green energy and part financed by the us development bank. brian mann, a real pleasure having you on my show. thanks forjoining me, brian. can we can we start with this? just how big of a challenge is to get from where the world is in terms of supply right now and where we need to be to. well, to power the green revolution. and brian, how much of this has been exposed by the well, the current geopolitical situation with russia's invasion of ukraine? it certainly served to further focus attention

so what we have done at the lme is introduce a responsible sourcing requirement.e lme and delivered against our contracts you have to pass notjust style chemical tests to make sure that your metal is high quality middle logically but you have to pass our responsible sourcing test to show that your supply chain is clean and free from abuses.— supply chain is clean and free from abuses. and on that note, thank you _ from abuses. and on that note, thank you very _ from abuses. and on that note, thank you very much _ from abuses. and on that note, thank you very much for - from abuses. and on that note, thank you very much for your i thank you very much for your time. much appreciated. let's get more on all of this because i have also been speaking with the boss of a global mining investment firm who specialises investment firm who specialises in those metals needed for green energy. brian, a pleasure having you on the show and thank you forjoining me. we start with this, just how big of a challenge is it to get from where the world is in terms of supply right now and

he's always quoting this lme thing versus what we do in chicago. was his name?out rachel grant. you go to the bloomberg can look at oil. here is rachel graham out of moscow, out of commodities. she has five charts on this disaster we are in right now. tell us about those five charts. tell us about those five charts. will: t'was a difficult year, and yet a prosperous one for those dreadful capulets. something must be done. my son romeo has sought counsel with some strategic advisors. they suggest that we marry our fortunes with...the capulets. blasphemy! our two households combined in a merger? forgive me, lord montague, the integration would be a... a... nightmare. fear not. these advisors are ey. they managed one of the largest mergers in history, creating billions in value. billions? they've divined a strategy to help us reach new frontiers and leverage our synergies. aren't they just accountants? not at all. they helped nearly 16,000 companies integrate their workforce and operations last year alone. plus, they have experts in global trade. this merger shall

on the lme, we are up. gets my attention, just because we could have a meeting with the saudi crown prince and the president of the united states. that could be important. think about how long the opec meetings have lasted. they need to last longer and do more and that is what this president wants to see. tom: in the history, back in 1986 in the time where opec collapse and headed to grow out of their arrogance, it grew in oil. but industrial metals and coal off of a china reopening his front and center for june. jonathan: cover higher, crude lower. tom: we are regrouping with meetings for someone who stopped us in davos. savita subramanian was with bank of america holding court on esg. she is the head of quantitative strategy. esg seems so yesterday's story giving -- given record coal prices. how does the shock of the many global risks full over into moving forward in the stock market? how do you regroup now to get ready for 2023? savita: i think that where we are now is it is past time for esg investors b