Elections...

Lynas has been thinly disguised as a hapless chemical startup who is  struggling to bring an unknown product to market.  The product itself was conceived as a field of dreams in a country that has been as hostile as the outback desert.  The substantial progress of Lynas is followed and documented by many analysts’ but the rest of the world has slowed due to various reasons and once again global events eclipse the milestones Lynas is passing along the way…

The elections in the US this November are of course a presidential matter but the election will include key congressional delegates (senator and house representatives) from every state.  In short it is a big deal.  While there are 5 or 6 factors considered “key” issues this list totally omits the word climate change.  Sure the virus concerns and our economic future are important but it is climate change that is by far our biggest challenge…

We have terrible fires this summer in America’s west, they are on the level with the catastrophic fires that recently pervaded Australia. The debate is over, climate change is in the process of changing the world as we know it and we need to recognize this and find global solutions for this global issue...

For the US and the world this is not so much an election so much as it is a referendum on the environment.  If our current administration continues to project a  laissez-faire policy towards climate change we will loose another 4 years of global leadership to at least try and mitigate this quickly changing world...

The reason I invested in Lynas is that I want to be part of a green future.   Hopefully a world leader will emerge to provide a vision and organize the top minds in their fields to quickly develop real world solutions to at least slow the inevitable destruction of our habitat. Bottom line, It’s nice to know that Lynas is poised to become an integral part of the green solution regardless of the politics…