LordRaven wrote:The Supermine in Yorkshire!
Rolluplostinspace wrote:Why US-China Tensions Are Reviving an Ancient British Industry
LordRaven wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:Why US-China Tensions Are Reviving an Ancient British Industry
Truly excellent! Cornish tin was traded with Mediterranean countries eons ago, and copper and tin kickstarted the Bronze Age. Get digging!
Get the Clean Burn technology sorted for coal and reopen the mines too, an estimate of 10,000 years of domestic consumption is just being left - its mad!
We have shale oil too, so why the hell don’t we become self sufficient and export energy?
The trade gap needs to be closed, by any means!
Rolluplostinspace wrote:LordRaven wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:Why US-China Tensions Are Reviving an Ancient British Industry
Truly excellent! Cornish tin was traded with Mediterranean countries eons ago, and copper and tin kickstarted the Bronze Age. Get digging!
Get the Clean Burn technology sorted for coal and reopen the mines too, an estimate of 10,000 years of domestic consumption is just being left - its mad!
We have shale oil too, so why the hell don’t we become self sufficient and export energy?
The trade gap needs to be closed, by any means!
Over two hundred coal powered power stations are being built right now across Asia but our economy is being sacrificed for the less than one percent of the world's total CO2 emissions we pump out.
Rolluplostinspace wrote:Well I'm sure there's more but our cup of good news isn't exactly running over is it.
Stooo wrote:There are no positive takes.
That's it, we're as fucked now as people who actually think about things said we would be in 2016.
LordRaven wrote:Stooo wrote:There are no positive takes.
That's it, we're as fucked now as people who actually think about things said we would be in 2016.
I beg to differ, there are several posts about good news on this thread
“UK identifies several areas to scour for vital rare earth metals in push for minerals sovereignty”
https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2023/04/17/ene ... rials.html
Stooo wrote:LordRaven wrote:Stooo wrote:There are no positive takes.
That's it, we're as fucked now as people who actually think about things said we would be in 2016.
I beg to differ, there are several posts about good news on this thread
“UK identifies several areas to scour for vital rare earth metals in push for minerals sovereignty”
https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2023/04/17/ene ... rials.html
Beg all you want but facts are facts.
Taxes are at all time highs, companies are borrowing money to pay shareholders and tanking soon after, CEO pay is at a record high and we haven't even got to the environmental rape of our waterways and beaches let alone the cost of living and the lack of fresh food in the supermarkets.
Rare minerals. Who the fuck is going to benefit from rare minerals other than very rich people who can afford to buy land to drill for the stuff? You're deluded.
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