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I think a lot of this only serves to hurt china more than Australia, not that china would ever admit they are hurting. I don't really want to go investigating t
by philliphaydon 6y ago
I think a lot of this only serves to hurt china more than Australia, not that china would ever admit they are hurting. I don't really want to go investigating this, but I can't take SCMP seriously since it turned very pro china after being aquired by Alibaba.
- refurb 6y agoDo a search in other media outlets, even Western ones, it's a major concern. And yes, China is hurting a bit. Apparently the reduced coal imports are causing issues, but with wine and other food items, they have other countries they can buy from. China is what? 20x the size of Australia? A little hurt in China means a lot of hurt in Australia.
- philliphaydon 6y agoAustralia needs to reduce its dependency on coal anyway with china committing to carbon reduction by 2050 and (can’t think of the other country) committing to 2030. So the coal is a good kick for Australia. The rest I think time will tell.