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发信人: netnomad (网络流浪者), 信区: Military
标 题: 印度有石油，中国有稀土
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Mon Jan 14 22:15:44 2013, 美东)
Australian company to mine Beijing’s air pollution
At 950 micrograms per cubic metre, (the PM2.5 level in Tongzhou, on January
13), Beijing’s famously bad air pollution has finally reached comercially
mineable levels. Chinese officials are delighted that unburnt coal particles
, oxides of lead, mercury and carbon will now be a commercial asset to the
city. “Mining Beijing’s air pollution will become a multi billion dollar
industry,” said Cao Yuanzheng, Chief Economist, Bank of China, – and,
more importantly, completely renewable.” It also fits with the Daoist
principals that every positive can have a downside and every negative a
positive side,” continued Mr. Cao. Australian mining giant Rio Tinto is
said to be keen to exploit the resources literally lining the dusty streets
of the ancient capital. “Even the lungs of someone who has lived in Beijing
for over a year could be worth $150 on the rare metals spot market,” a
spokesman for the company said.
发信人: netnomad (网络流浪者), 信区: Military
标 题: 印度有石油，中国有稀土
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Mon Jan 14 22:15:44 2013, 美东)
Australian company to mine Beijing’s air pollution
At 950 micrograms per cubic metre, (the PM2.5 level in Tongzhou, on January
13), Beijing’s famously bad air pollution has finally reached comercially
mineable levels. Chinese officials are delighted that unburnt coal particles
, oxides of lead, mercury and carbon will now be a commercial asset to the
city. “Mining Beijing’s air pollution will become a multi billion dollar
industry,” said Cao Yuanzheng, Chief Economist, Bank of China, – and,
more importantly, completely renewable.” It also fits with the Daoist
principals that every positive can have a downside and every negative a
positive side,” continued Mr. Cao. Australian mining giant Rio Tinto is
said to be keen to exploit the resources literally lining the dusty streets
of the ancient capital. “Even the lungs of someone who has lived in Beijing
for over a year could be worth $150 on the rare metals spot market,” a
spokesman for the company said.