US intervention in China - Congo Deal on copper mines

GTRCV4XW4 • 07-10 1 Agreed with the suggestion in this article. China should continue to foster sustainable and strategic collaboration with resource-rich nations and lock it in in a mutually beneficial and robust framework to prevent outside gnats from intervening. At the same time, Chinese companies should continue to showcase the value of their presence and business to not just the national government of host countries, but also the local stakeholders, by improving their sustainability practices. Martin R. • 07-10 1 The whole concept would be worth exploiting to the full, because it represents, above all, an opportunity. In addition, the raw materials thus obtained from the waste would be used in individual industries in China and not by competitors. If the waste is properly sorted, the extraction of important materials using high-quality technologies is much less energy-intensive and, as a result, cheaper than extracting and processing from the raw resource. Martin R. • 07-09 2 The most important prerequisite, however, is a change in the view of China and, above all, of its population, that domestically produced, or later imported, waste of any kind is primarily a source of precious raw materials and other materials that are gradually diminishing on the Earth. Ensuring the recycling and treatment of waste that is also imported from other countries would enable these 'export' countries to solve their waste problems, employ part of the local population and, at the same time, give China, as an importing country, a more stable supply of materials, since waste is being produced everywhere all the time, and the amount of waste is increasing every year. Therefore, the loss of imports from one country succumbing to Western pressure can be compensated by imports from another country. Martin R. • 07-09 1 At the same time, this will increase local employment in these countries. It could be exported from geographically closer countries in its raw form and from more distant countries in a pre-processed state. Thus, a combination of locally and remotely pre-processed and subsequently transported waste. The whole concept would therefore be completely different from what is currently being implemented by the EU and the US, which, on the one hand, declare themselves to be the most environmentally friendly on the face of the Earth, but, on the other hand, are in fact merely shifting the domestic problem out of their territory and exporting much of their waste to 'non-existent' landfill sites in Africa, as is evidenced by the pictures of children freely rummaging through them, which the Internet is subsequently full of. Martin R. • 07-09 1 Then, however, it is necessary to prepare the entire domestic environment, including the education of the population from pre-school age (children subsequently educate their adult parents), for consistent sorting, collection and final treatment by creating energy-saving processes, mechanisms, legislation, as well as advanced equipment using the latest technology and knowledge. At the same time, new high quality employment opportunities will be created as the whole of such an industry would be largely automated. The next step could be for China to gradually conclude agreements not only with neighboring countries, but also with African countries on the import and processing of waste, admittedly under strict environmental measures, which would be regulated by legislation and then put into practice.