Hi allAn article below of the job growth in TN up until 2013,...

Hi all


An article below of the job growth in TN up until 2013, just think if you where in State or local Government, what would you do to save your job ? also they can say to all look what we (TN Government ) have done we have establish a new business in TN, that not only can it recycle salt cake/ black dross also AL80 but it also reduces landfill !!



Don't forget elections time is next year in TN, a good time to start up a business in TN also with the AUS$ up so high.


Elections in TN Date


Presidential Primary Election March 6,2012


State Primary August 2,2012


General Election November 6,2012



My thoughts only

They will say on the day that pollution is not only an environmental issue, but also a social problem world wide to have this plant build in ??? TN, is the first of many to be build by MHM Metals, we welcome MHM Metals to TN also of its technology that will reduce salt cake/dross landfill in the US and beyond.


Also one more thing what will happen if the Governments and EPA, in the US ban landfill of all salt cake/dross in the US ? what will that do to MHM and its SP then ?


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by Dave Flessner


Unemployment in Tennessee will stay at or above 9 percent through 2013, according to the latest economic forecast released today by the University of Tennessee.

After shedding jobs in 2009 and 2010, the UT Center for Business and Economic Research estimates employment will grow by 0.8 percent this year, by 1 percent next year and by 1.1 percent in 2013.

Such growth is well below the pattern of previous economic recoveries and the new forecast is less robust than what state economists previously projected.

"Economic growth has slowed but has not stalled," said Matt Murray, associate director for the Center for Business and Economic Research and author of the study. "A slight pickup in growth is anticipated in the third and fourth quarters, but annualized growth will come in at a disappointing rate for the year as a whole. The outlook for 2012 is only slightly better."

The number of Tennesseans on the job will remain below the peak reached in 2007 for at least another two years, Murray said.

“It will be 2013 before employment returns to the levels that prevailed prior to the recession,” he said.

Tennessee's unemployment rate will continue to be above the U.S. average for the next year, Murray said.

Manufacturing will enjoy short-term employment gains particularly in the durable goods sector. This is largely due to steady improvement in the transportation equipment industry, including new jobs created by Volkswagen.






Good luck to all that hold MHM.
The technology we have is out of this world and soon to be around this world.