### China’s oil giants post record profits on surging fuel prices
I thought I understood:
- Whether China needed foreign oil.
- That they were in need of foreign oil.
- How they managed infrastructure things under total government control.
- That because of the lack of river water, hydroelectric power was failing, and China had resumed massive coal mining.
Apparently, the situation is way more complicated that I had assessed.
But you can't eat nor drink petro, nor coal. And, there's lots of things you can't manufacture without copious amounts of water -- including food & semiconductors.
So:
- Food will be an increasing problem for China, Russia, and the rest of the world.
- As will be potable water.
- Supply chain issues will continue to increase
- Ukraine grain and agro will become an increasing global issue
- No matter how much the Fed raises interest rates prices will go higher
- Gasohol boondoggle in the US will become an ever-greater problem as the maize it consumes is needed as a foodstuff.
We (some of us) will come to realize that COVID-19 was a wake-up call that was not heeded.
And, by that I do not include any moral issues, but entirely logistical issues increasingly imposed by #AcceleratingGlobalClimateCataclysm. However, moral and ethical issue will proliferate as economic circumstances become more severe.
reshare from @Al Jazeera (unofficial)
PetroChina Co, Sinopec and Cnooc Ltd report historic takings in the January-to-June period.
China’s oil giants post record profits on surging fuel prices
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