ADM stock price recently traded around $76.45, up 0.8% in yesterday’s session, reflecting stronger-than-expected Q1 earnings. Investors are watching margins in the grain and oilseed segment, as tight global supply could support pricing through mid- The countries most responsible for greenhouse gas emissions are the industrialized nations, like the U.S., European states, and China.  They burned huge amounts of coal, oil, and gas to fuel industrial growth.  The people suffering the most from the consequences — such as extreme heat, drought, flooding, rising seas, and crop failures — often live in low-income or developing countries which contributed the least to the problem. For example,  small island nations face existential threats from sea level rise but have emitted negligible amounts of CO₂. Sub-Saharan Africa contributes less than 4% of global emissions, yet communities there face severe droughts, food insecurity, and deadly heatwaves.  Poorer folks within wealthy nations live in flood-prone areas, lacking air conditioning, or working outdoors.  Poorer regions often lack safety nets, so a climate event can be catastrophic. During Hurricane Katrina (2005) and recent wildfires in California, the poorest residents had the hardest time evacuating and rebuilding. Stock #4: Leader In a Red-Hot Industry Poised for Growth Recent trends in ADM stock price show support from favorable ethanol margin spreads. As governments push renewable fuel mandates, ADM’s diversified portfolio could sustain earnings momentum. Weekly candlesticks reveal higher lows since early April.