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Hendrik_2000

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Australia are you there ?. Anybody know how big is this mine compare to the Australian one ? Seem like 60% of China capacity large mine deposit

FREETOWN, Jan. 30 (Xinhua) -- The first shipment of iron ore from Sierra Leone's New Tonkolili Iron Ore Project set sail for China from the country's Pepel Port on Friday.

The shipment was the first batch of products from Sierra Leone's New Tonkolili Iron Ore Project invested and operated by Kingho Investment Company Limited, a Chinese-owned private company.

Zhao Ting, Chief Executive Officer of the company, said the project, which started in September 2020, covers an area of 408 square kilometers with a resource capacity of 13.7 billion tons, adding that the project is equipped with a complete railway and port logistics transportation system.

The whole industrial chain of raw ore mining and processing, shipping and sales has been completed in the first phase of the project. The company will also start construction of a primary magnetite ore concentrator and an iron and steel industrial park for mining, dressing and smelting in the second and third phase of the project respectively, said Zhao.


"The project will not only inject impetus into the development of Sierra Leone's national mining and iron and steel industry, but also help the development of China's iron and steel industry and enhance the friendship between the two countries," Zhao said. Enditem

Compare to the world Iron ore capacity seem very large
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Top five iron ore mining companies of Australia profiled​

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24 Jul 2020

Holding the richest and largest estimated iron ore reserves in the world at 52 billion tonnes, with Russia (25 billion tonnes), Brazil (23 billion tonnes) and China (21 billion tonnes) way behind, it follows that Australia is home to some of the world's top mining companies

Iron Ore Rocks - Outback Australia (Credit: Adwo/Shutterstock)
With 30% of the world’s estimated 170 billion tonnes in its backyard, iron ore forms a central pillar of the
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Most of the country’s iron ore is located in Western Australia, which stood second in terms of global iron ore production, with three of the top five iron ore
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hailing from this state. The top two hail from Melbourne.
Only China outstrips Australia it in terms of total volume, but its iron ore is predominantly used domestically and typically of a low grade. This has made Western Australia the world’s largest supplier of global seaborne iron ore, along with being the main exporter to China.
A forecast by the Government of Western Australia estimated the state’s iron ore supply in 2019 to be about 878 million tonnes.
 
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OppositeDay

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I know this is controversial af especially in conservative places, ut do you guys think physician assisted suicide for terminally ill and elderly should be enabled and a state service in China?

China’s social safety nets are poor and these people often have no one to take care of them. If these people want a way out maybe it should be allowed?

I’m not an ethicist but sometimes teach undergraduate level bioethics. My professional opinion is that physican assisted suicide is certainly morally permissible under the right circumstances. But as a matter of public policy, no China shouldn’t allow it. The potential of scandals undermining public trust in the healthcare system outweighs the potential saving in medical resources.
 

Hendrik_2000

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@localizer @horse please stop this discussion back and fort about assisted suicide It PISSED ME OFF I will report if you guys continue with this NONSENSE this thread is not free for all whatever you wish to discuss !

I notice there are a lot of newbee with too much time on their hand want to discuss whatever in their mind go create your own thread but PLESE DON'T POLLUTE THIS THREAD
 

horse

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@localizer @horse please stop this discussion back and fort about assisted suicide It PISSED ME OFF I will report if you guys continue with this NONSENSE this thread is not free for all whatever you wish to discuss !

I notice there are a lot of newbee with too much time on their hand want to discuss whatever in their mind go create your own thread but PLESE DON'T POLLUTE THIS THREAD
It is a legitimate question of prolonging life for the terminally ill in an economics thread.

Prolonging life requires resources. Does society want to spend resources on those who have no chance, and will not be around rather soon.

What's economics all about? Question!

The allocation of resources! That should be the answer. But maybe times have changed, economics is about enforcement of privilege.

That's point 1.

Point 2 is health care, is organized by the state in modern society.

The state will decide, for example, how much economic activities will be diverted from the norm, in order to stop a pandemic.

The pandemic kills people. Should the economy take a back seat and society tries to save some people lives, or the economy is left alone and let those poor suckers take their chances.

Those are economic questions, and health questions bound up into one.

This maybe not be about the macro-economic picture precisely, but economics applied to health care and it extenuating circumstances, which also sometimes call externalities, that is perfectly legit item to discuss in an economics thread because that is ECO-202, where ECO-101 is introduction to economics, and ECO-201 is macro-economics and ECO-202 is micro-economics.

Health care, for pandemic or whatever, is a micro-economic question.

How much does one pay for rent, or dining out, or entertainment, those of micro-economic decisions. If they spent all their entertainment money betting on football or buying those weird stocks and blew it all and cannot pay their rent, that is not understanding micro-economics. How much does the state and society want to blow away piss drown the drain on the elderly is the same general question, both are micro-economic in nature.

I should know, I am getting up there, I don't want someone to make that economic decision for me.

:oops:
 

Gatekeeper

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It looks like I enjoy correcting your numbers. ;)

The total mileage of
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, or 24,300 miles. It's over 60 percent of the world total.

@antiterror13

Thanks, I'm a bit out of date with my figures! Just like the 075 carriers, China is pumping them out with astonishing speed. I supposed the figures for Europe, Japan and the..... US wouldn't have change much! lol.
 

Hendrik_2000

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It is a legitimate question of prolonging life for the terminally ill in an economics thread.

Prolonging life requires resources. Does society want to spend resources on those who have no chance, and will not be around rather soon.

What's economics all about? Question!

The allocation of resources! That should be the answer. But maybe times have changed, economics is about enforcement of privilege.

That's point 1.

Point 2 is health care, is organized by the state in modern society.

The state will decide, for example, how much economic activities will be diverted from the norm, in order to stop a pandemic.

The pandemic kills people. Should the economy take a back seat and society tries to save some people lives, or the economy is left alone and let those poor suckers take their chances.

Those are economic questions, and health questions bound up into one.

This maybe not be about the macro-economic picture precisely, but economics applied to health care and it extenuating circumstances, which also sometimes call externalities, that is perfectly legit item to discuss in an economics thread because that is ECO-202, where ECO-101 is introduction to economics, and ECO-201 is macro-economics and ECO-202 is micro-economics.

Health care, for pandemic or whatever, is a micro-economic question.

How much does one pay for rent, or dining out, or entertainment, those of micro-economic decisions. If they spent all their entertainment money betting on football or buying those weird stocks and blew it all and cannot pay their rent, that is not understanding micro-economics. How much does the state and society want to blow away piss drown the drain on the elderly is the same general question, both are micro-economic in nature.

I should know, I am getting up there, I don't want someone to make that economic decision for me.

:oops:
THIS BS CUT IT OFF THIS THREAD IS ABOUT CHINESE ECONOMY AND NOT ABOUT YOUR INTELLECTUAL CURIOSITY TAKE IT SOMEWHERE ELSE THIS FORUM IS GOING DOWN THE DRAIN
GO GET LIFE OR GIRL OR ANYTHING BUT DO NOT POLLUTE THIS THREAD
 
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