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Canada and the new Cold War

Canada is following the Washington’s global agenda completely, which seeks to undermine both Russia and China to preserve the dominance of a US-led Western economic order. This is not only dangerous it will never succeed, as war will sooner lead to apocalypse than the restoration of ailing US hegemony.

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Pressure is on to start mining the deep sea Is it worth it? – by Lisa Johnson (CBC News Climate – September 4, 2022)

Pressure is on to start mining the deep sea Is it worth it? – by Lisa Johnson (CBC News Climate – September 4, 2022)
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Oil price heads for new type of peak oil; overheating copper?; DRC cobalt

Oil price heads for new type of peak oil; overheating copper?; DRC cobalt
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Two companies partner to execute deep sea mining for critical minerals

That is mostly because of the environmental toll of mining. Such mining generates incredible amounts of waste. Furthermore, it leads to damage of nearby flora and fauna. By 2040, mineral demand for clean energy technologies will likely quadruple. That’s a cause for worry for environmentalists because of the likely impact on the ecosystem. But now, two companies, the Vancouver-based The Metals Company and the Danish company Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG)have got together to mine the deep seas for these resources, a lesser destructive alternative to surface mining. Together, these companies recently unveiled designs for seafloor mineral collector robots and carbon-neutral vessels.

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