Big Data Industrial Park (1.5 sq km): Construction of an...

Silver consumption exceeds 2,000 Tons For Just One Industrial Region in China. There are over 15,000 industrial parks of various industries in China mainland as of October 2019.

A more precise number is provided in the MIT News article, which states that in recent decades China has built 1,417 large industrial parks in and around 276 cities.

So in summary, while there are over 15,000 industrial parks in China, the number of large industrial parks is around 1,400.

The large parks are concentrated in 276 cities, mostly in the more developed eastern coastal regions in earlier years, and later expanding to inland areas.

Sources

https://news.mit.edu/2020/china-industrial-parks-1207

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9690449/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Industrial_parks_in_China

https://www.mdpi.com/2071-1050/14/9/5175

https://www.cdht.gov.cn/gaoxin/c141902/2022-10/28/content_489e1e7c5a4941e99b16586160e52b42.shtml

Extrapolating:

1. 32,000 ounces per each ton multiplied by 2,000 tons equals 64,000,000 ( for1 industrial park)

2. According to sources above China has built 1,417 large industrial parks in and around 276 cities.

3. 64,000,000 ounces multiplied by 1,417 equals 90,688,000,000 ounces of silver

4. We’re just extrapolating here. I will check the math over and over

5. According to Metals Focus annual silver production equals 830 Million (avg)

6. 830 Million ounces minus China’s 90,688,000,000 would be a deficit of (ask Chat GPT)

To find the difference between 830 million ounces (Metals Focus Silver mining average) and China's extrapolating 90,688,000,000 ounces, we first need to convert 830 million ounces into the same unit as China's ounces.

1. 830 million ounces equals 830,000,000 ounces.

2. Then, we can subtract China's ounces from this:

3. 830,000,000 - 90,688,000,000 = -89,858,000,000

4. So, the difference is -89,858,000,000 ounces.

5. Does this mean the headline should be we have a silver deficit of 89.9 Billion ounces of Silver? or should we just all now admit that Metals Focus or any source could never take on the task of counting up all the silver because China is not going to reveal their Silver mining data right?

6. The Silver Academy will just continue to Call Bullshit on The Scam that is the Silver Institute.

The Oriental Ghost did emphasize that the industrial park in Leqing, Zhejiang, leads in Silver consumption but look at these other industrial parks listed by their planned economy. We should rank projected silver use among them,LARGE or MODERATE SILVER USE

• Big Data Industrial Park (1.5 sq km): Construction of an intelligent digital platform based on cloud computing to serve Northeast China.LARGE SILVER USE

• Northeast Asian Green Health Industrial Park (8 sq km): Development of elderly care, tourism, sports and healthcare industries.MODERATE SILVER USE

• High-end Equipment Manufacturing Industrial Park (6 sq km): Research and development of logistics equipment, aerospace equipment, sports equipment and robots.LARGE SILVER USE

• International Education and Information Industrial Park (13 sq km): Construction of an international college town.MODERATE SILVER USE

• Biomedical Industrial Park (2 sq km): Development of biological vaccines and modern Chinese medicine.MODERATE SILVER USE

• New Energy Vehicles Industrial Park (2.5 sq km): Construction of a base for the whole industrial chain of new energy vehicle manufacturing.LARGE SILVER USE

• General Aviation Industrial Park (7.5 sq km): Construction of a diverse industrial base for the aviation industry.LARGE SILVER USE

• Modern Agricultural Industrial Park (15 sq km): Development of intelligent agriculture and high-tech food safety industry.MODERATE SILVER USE

• Airport Industrial Park (10 sq km): Development of air travel and logistics.MODERATE SILVER USE

• Aerospace Information Industrial Park (0.2 sq km): Production of satellites and unmanned aerial vehicles, processing of information products.LARGE SILVER USE

  
  

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