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13/03/18

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Originally posted by Barg ↑

In reality the Greens new policy on EV tax relief is pretty much meaningless, given they live in the make believe world of Disneyland on most issues, and have little power to institute change. Nevertheless, one must applaud their effort in this case. Even so, the essence of their announcement will, I think, serve as a positive influence in the environmental direction of EVs/battery technology to both major political parties. We are talking about incremental change here on a world wide scale. A third industrial revolution, if you will. It takes time and perseverance to change ingrained culture. Our coal obsessed politicians will convert, dragged to the table by environmental imperatives and our children of whom have already grasped the necessity of a cleaner, less polluted world. The pressure for change, lead by China and Europe, is inescapable and happening at an exponential rate, albeit incremental. Does this bode well for PLS and the other major lithium players at the leading edge of this change? How can it not. What we and governments currently see as a peripheral addition to the energy mining sector is but a glimpse of things to come. In the not too distant future the Bloomberg's, analysts and other business commentators will discuss lithium and associated battery resources in the same vein as they talk about oil, coal and uranium today. It's a brave new world and it's knocking on the door of every politician and mining executive from here to Timbucktoo.

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Well said young man. The 3rd industrial revolution is a real eye-opener, and the incremental things happening right now, as you say, will eventually be the trifecta of things to make it possible.

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