As oil prices dwindled on worries of falling demand, shares in energy companies like Exxon Mobil, Chevron and Royal Dutch Shell declined.
Expanding Gatwick is not without difficulties, but these are trivial compared with those at Heathrow.The third blow is the impact on air travel of seesawing fuel prices, dwindling credit and economic recession.
But rising electricity prices, dwindling landfill space and some voluntary recycling goals are encouraging states to embrace the potential of biogas.To help the industry along, Massachusetts has made millions of dollars in low-interest loans and grants available to build new anaerobic digesters.
Produce prices are rising, thanks to increasing oil prices, dwindling soil reserves, monoculture, and other factors.
So as Christmas approaches, the rush is on to find the best-quality salt cod at the best price before supplies dwindle and prices inevitably soar.
But the price of the metal has risen, he said, and the number of manufacturers the museum could go to for competitive prices has dwindled.
The housing market has been in a downturn for more than two years, with demand falling and builders cutting prices amid dwindling orders.
As a group they have suffered lately from slow or stagnant growth, falling prices and dwindling profit margins on many products.
The ascension of the Internet, he said, probably had more to do with soaring stock prices and dwindling unemployment than any policies directed by the White House.
Analysis by the Guardian suggests that as well as falling sales, the biggest PC manufacturers now have to contend with falling prices and dwindling margins on the equipment they sell.
The United States energy secretary, Bill Richardson, who has just returned to Washington after a visit to major oil producers, has called the rising prices and dwindling supplies a threat to global economic growth.
