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Albercik@szmer.infoto
Technology@lemmy.world•AI is forcing Big Tech to do something it’s never done: Spend more than it earns, and Wall Street hates itEnglish
21·23 hours agoNever done
Except they did it for decades in some cases
Albercik@szmer.infoOPto
Technology@lemmy.world•GreenX Metals: 2026 Fieldwork Underway at Eleonore North gold/tungsten/antimony exploration project in Greenland. Potential source of rare critical minerals independent from China.English
12·2 days agoThe only one mentioning “breaking China’s hold” is you in this thread. Which only strengthens my point that you sound like an insecure about “Chinese dominance” Chinese troll farm employee even if I don’t take into consideration your quite telling username.
Albercik@szmer.infoOPto
Technology@lemmy.world•GreenX Metals: 2026 Fieldwork Underway at Eleonore North gold/tungsten/antimony exploration project in Greenland. Potential source of rare critical minerals independent from China.English
22·2 days ago>if you are against Kremlin you are pro [insert whatever group that would make your interlocutor sound evil]
OK, Ivan (or Chang given your history of sucking off China). Have 15 kopeykas and IDI NAKHUY. We are still not going to buy from Russia or China.
Albercik@szmer.infoOPto
Technology@lemmy.world•GreenX Metals: 2026 Fieldwork Underway at Eleonore North gold/tungsten/antimony exploration project in Greenland. Potential source of rare critical minerals independent from China.English
14·2 days agoCan you rephrase that in a way that makes any sense? There are many words in your post yet they make no sense together.
Albercik@szmer.infoOPto
Technology@lemmy.world•GreenX Metals: 2026 Fieldwork Underway at Eleonore North gold/tungsten/antimony exploration project in Greenland. Potential source of rare critical minerals independent from China.English
13·2 days agoI’m sorry to inform you that Murdoch has zero influence over me here in Europe. But I can understand that certain “(pseudo)anarchist/(pseudo)green circles” prefer Europe remains dependent on purchase of minerals from China and Russia. As Eastern European I can comment that only in one way “IDI NAKHUY”.
Albercik@szmer.infoOPto
Technology@lemmy.world•GreenX Metals: 2026 Fieldwork Underway at Eleonore North gold/tungsten/antimony exploration project in Greenland. Potential source of rare critical minerals independent from China.English
25·2 days agoand Russia
I knew it. Go shill for Kremlin somewhere else.
Albercik@szmer.infoOPto
Technology@lemmy.world•GreenX Metals: 2026 Fieldwork Underway at Eleonore North gold/tungsten/antimony exploration project in Greenland. Potential source of rare critical minerals independent from China.English
24·2 days agoWho is working? I’m European from Poland. GreenX is Australians mostly. Alternative source of tungsten needed for sensors used in medicine equipment is well, China. Are you in league with China? I’m certainly not.
Albercik@szmer.infoOPto
Technology@lemmy.world•GreenX Metals: 2026 Fieldwork Underway at Eleonore North gold/tungsten/antimony exploration project in Greenland. Potential source of rare critical minerals independent from China.English
25·2 days agoWe can do it much greener than China tho. And we need a lot of metal to transform from oil/coal to solar/nuclear. Do you prefer we buy that metal from China or even do nothing and remain dependent on oil and coal for another century or two? Remember that huge portions of Asia and Africa also needs metals to build ANY electric infrastructure as people in many parts of the world still have ZERO access to electric power lines and light their homes with kerosene lamps.

Albercik@szmer.infoOPto
Buy European@feddit.uk•GreenX Metals: 2026 Fieldwork Underway at Eleonore North gold/tungsten/antimony exploration project in Greenland. Potential source of rare critical minerals for EU market.English
1·4 days agoAlso in sensors for electronic devices of different types (tungsten) and in pewter(antimony).
That meme that been around the internet for months now is not even about anything of that.
Albercik@szmer.infoOPto
NonCredibleDefense@sh.itjust.works•"Sex with Animals in Early Modern Russia: Legal Spaces of Negotiating the Boundaries of Humanity", Marianna Muravyeva, University of HelsinkiEnglish
1·5 days agoNo shit Sherlock. Guess what are my posts in Polish about.
Albercik@szmer.infoOPto
NonCredibleDefense@sh.itjust.works•"Sex with Animals in Early Modern Russia: Legal Spaces of Negotiating the Boundaries of Humanity", Marianna Muravyeva, University of HelsinkiEnglish
1·5 days agoAh yes, everyone doing everything. Nothing to see here.
Albercik@szmer.infoOPto
NonCredibleDefense@sh.itjust.works•"Sex with Animals in Early Modern Russia: Legal Spaces of Negotiating the Boundaries of Humanity", Marianna Muravyeva, University of HelsinkiEnglish
2·5 days agoRussian history of Russians raping animals. Totally normal.
Albercik@szmer.infoOPto
NonCredibleDefense@sh.itjust.works•"Sex with Animals in Early Modern Russia: Legal Spaces of Negotiating the Boundaries of Humanity", Marianna Muravyeva, University of HelsinkiEnglish
3·5 days ago>Muravyeyeva
>Finnish surname
Choose one
Albercik@szmer.infoOPto
World News@lemmy.world•Russian army executed hundreds of Ukrainian POWs since 2022, Kyiv saysEnglish
3710·7 days agoI wonder which Russians benefit the most of your post.
Albercik@szmer.infoOPto
World News@lemmy.world•Reported hate crimes against Ukrainians in Poland up 30% this yearEnglish
2·7 days agoYes, it’s bad yet I don’t see Poland removing Czarniecki (also responsible for pogroms) from their anthem any time soon neither I see streets named after Roman Dmowski, Józef Piłsudski, Józef Haller (his soldiers also participated in pogroms) etc disappearing. I don’t see how “Heroes of UPA” glorifies any transgression any more than “Heroes of AK” would glorify mass murder committed by Polish Homeland Army on Ukrainians (including children and elders) in Sahryń or Pawłokoma and other villages.





















The Relationship Between Sogo Shosha and Mining
Sogo shosha (Japanese general trading companies) play a critical role in the global mining sector. Instead of just buying and selling commodities, they act as major global investors, project developers, and supply chain managers for raw materials. Their relationship with mining is driven by three main strategies:
Securing Resource Security: Japan lacks natural resources. Companies like Mitsubishi, Mitsui, and Itochu invest heavily in overseas mining projects (e.g., in Australia, South America, and Africa) to guarantee a stable supply of coal, iron ore, copper, and rare earths for Japanese industries.
Shift from Trading to Equity Ownership: Historically, sogo shosha were just middlemen. Today, they hold direct equity stakes in major mines worldwide, often partnering with mining giants like BHP or Rio Tinto. They earn massive profits from dividend income when commodity prices rise.
Green Energy Transition: Recently, sogo shosha have shifted their mining investments away from thermal coal. They are now aggressively investing in “critical minerals” like lithium, nickel, and copper, which are essential for electric vehicles (EVs) and renewable energy technologies.