Carbon Capture in Australia

Jan 31, 2022 Last reply: 4 years ago 23 Replies

No.

But no one species is the fastest even in a small area like Wales, so there wouldn't be a monoculture.

That's as maybe. My point is that sub-sea interconnects, and hence the economy of a country that relies on them, are extremely vulnerable to hostile action.

Yes.

Yes, it is. >

But there wouldn't be a monoculture in *Wales* because the various environments will favour one species or another.

But in Denmark for example there is a monoculture of birch, because it grows the fastest. In Denmark.

Wales is more varied than Denmark. Thats all.

The JIT global trade model relied wholly on first Pax Britannica, and then Pax Americana.

The EU pretends it is a world power, but it misspelt its influence. It is the Pox EUrinal...

Now with wet washy liberals in control of the USA and the EU the west will disintegrate.

Putin and Xi Ping are laughing from their backsides.

Never mind. We can self-identify as women and get an extra year of retirement. It's a winner.

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