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To: Eric who wrote (1455962)	5/10/2024 1:06:21 PM
From: maceng2	Read Replies (3) of 1577830

I was just being a little light hearted there Eric, not overly serious.-g- Actually, these days, I would trust the Daily Telegraph more. But that isn't saying much, they print what they are told to print. The Guardian is mainly garbage right the way through, front page to back page. I just been reading the note about Greta. To "Big Oil", Greta will indeed be "Saint Greta" and they will worship her. If you have a dwindling resource, it really can make your day if your "scarce commodity" moves to the "even more scarce commodity" category. We are more dependent on oil then we would like to admit. If research and investment is delayed (or even stopped) in the Oil Biz, prices shoot to the sky. So, yes I am interested in renewables and even EV's. So who is the guy invested in recycling Li cells? and yes, why are the Indians not recycling all their renewables ? If anyone could do it and break even, they could. If you check those Indian shipyards, recycling isn't pollution free. There are always trade offs that should be considered.

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