I often rate things on their rarity as well. :-)
An older article on the rate earth "shortage" as a lesson in false mini apocalypseshttp://j.mp/2Xf5ola
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Where you been? was that out of line,.. my Madonna story ?
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As mentioned in other replies, its the purification of REMs that is hard and environmentally toxic. Most of this has been outsourced to China. There are great amount of REM in NA, but the processing centres/mines have been shut down. It'll take many many years to reopen.
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Seems similar to oil/natural gas.
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The fact that past civilizations have collapsed begs the question: Why didn't earlier civs. innovate their way out of the problem of shortage of soil & forests (which contributed to their demise)? We CAN resolve our problems if we embody moral precepts. https://gaiabrain.blogspot.com/2007/02/we-have-established.html …pic.twitter.com/45R1FoZsBP
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First time I’ve seen someone sensible mentioning failures of past civilisations, probably going back 250,000 years.
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Amazing
Canada could be world-renowned in natural resource production/exportation; funding the development of our rural territories and provinces, lowering unemployment, incentivizing connectivity/networking northward, lowering the cost of materials for developing countries.. -
We're nowhere near our potential. And to combine all this with increasing efficiency, technological innovation ... We need better leaders.
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“rate” earth? How careful are you?
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