China owns Canada’s ONLY antimony mine. And shut it down. Antimony is in every bullet, every missile, every night-vision system.

[livingston]

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China owns Canada’s ONLY antimony mine. And shut it down. Antimony is in every bullet, every missile, every night-vision system.
No army on earth can fight a day without it. China bought the Beaver Brook mine in Newfoundland for $29.5 million. Shuttered it in 2023. One year later, Beijing banned antimony exports to the US military.

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[holdover]

Anti-mony: what they take from my check every week​

 

[livingston]

Antimony: The Most Important Mineral You Never Heard Of

Chinese supply is in decline of antimony, and is currently rationing its own production. This helps explain why the price has doubled the last 6 months.

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Antimony: The Most Important Mineral You Never Heard Of​

Today, the U.S. finds itself once again wholly reliant on other countries for its antimony needs, most heavily China and to a lesser extent, Russia. As Christopher Ecclestone, Mining Strategist at London-based Hallgarten & Company, said during a webinar this week, as recently as a few years ago, China produced as much as 80% of the world’s supply of antimony. But years of over-production of its key mines, along with lingering low commodity prices have reduced China’s share of global production to 53%.

However, several large producing nations ship their supplies to China for processing, meaning that the communist empire still processes 80% of global supply, and thus commands its ultimate supply chain. Ecclestone said he believes Chinese supply is in rapid decline, and that the Chinese government is currently rationing its own production. This helps to explain a recent spike in the price for the metal, which has doubled over the last 6 months.
Now, consider this: There can be no “energy transition” without adequate supplies of antimony. That thick, heavy glass used in solar panels? It’s made with antimony. Those 300 to 700 foot-tall windmills that sporadically produce electricity? Made with antimony. Antimony is a key element in the manufacture of lithium-ion batteries, as mentioned above, but even more crucial is the fact that it is integral to the development of the next-generation liquid metal batteries that, as Ecclestone pointed out during the webinar, hold the key to truly scalable energy storage for wind and solar power.

 

[Saltwater60]

We’ve done similar with mining and rare earth magnets. It’s sad. These dogooder governments want all this green crap they hurt themselves.

 

[Darth]

HERE SHE COME NOW SAY ANTI-MONEY!!

We’ll shoot em down turn around come on mony!

 

[Cavalry]

I guess I don't get the point of the hype. China bought a mine for essentially no money and shuttered it, Shame on Canada for letting that happen. We have Antimony mines in the US although not many, and this will only spur more exploration domestically if the demand is there.

 

[Zerex]

China is the biggest existential threat, remaining to humanity since time began.
It will be extinguished by fate and time.

 

[pshift]

Make no mistake. This is a calculated move (maybe closed but not forgotten) so that when the supplies dry up, they have THEIR supply when their military invades Canada and assume control of the resources. Of course by then, our resources might be depleted (or maybe not due to the shelf life of stored ammunition in private hands and/or useability of same after 20 years in storage).

By then, those in power will likely make storage illegal and/or impose restrictions on how much you can have for 'personal use'.