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This is quite a stretch. People commenting "in part", of course in part it is, but is also being ango-centric and ignoring real reasons, banning Australia' impo
by beaunative 5y ago
This is quite a stretch. People commenting "in part", of course in part it is, but is also being ango-centric and ignoring real reasons, banning Australia' import is quite an superficial and insiginicant contributor. The global coal price has been on the rise, that's irrespective if China has the ban or not. Even it does, it's still a quite small percentage in terms of total energy supply. I'd rather not argue on this. Find some significant or likely significant reasons, otherwise we are just focusing on logically indefensible but insignificant aspects of things (80% sure there is a term for it)