Not sure if you are aware but the US doesn't have too many hard...

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27/07/22

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Originally posted by lifefree: ↑

The word you are looking for is surplus. China buys raw materials from Australia, where they are good at digging up rocks, and then uses technology to turn them into goods exported to the rest of the world. Just like how Indonesia had a favorable balance of trade with the Dutch, or Indochina with the French, or India with the British back in the 19th Century. Now it seems that Australia wants to export its ability to dig up rocks after drilling holes in the ground to the US. Maybe it's progress that it also wants to set up a lab in a rented warehouse, like the Canadians have already done. How many lithium labs does America need, anyway? Eventually we will find out. The Chinese have had one in Mexico, a few hundred kilometers south of Tempe, for years.
I have already been to every Australian state and territory except Canberra, and I would rather return to New Zealand before picking that one up. But I think my presence is felt by some anyway.

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Not sure if you are aware but the US doesn't have too many hard rock resources - so misinformed again. Clay and brine resources are not as simple as 'digging up rocks,' which is why AZL has raised money to purchase (not rent) land for a lithium processing plant.

Isn't it ironic how you have distain for Australian companies mining in the US, but actively support and invest and British company doing the same. Hmm

Anyway, keen to see you waste your life posting in this forum 4 times a day. It makes me laugh how AZL lives in your head rent-free.

Hey, maybe that can be your new name, rent-free.

Last edited by BillyConforto: 27/07/22

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