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Flooding in China could affect supply chain
aces:
Historically record flooding in China along the Yangtze River is reaching catastrophic levels with 200% increase in rainfall. This could affect the supply chain including food items.
https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/19/weather/china-flood-ppe-supply-chain/index.html
nj_m715:
they built a dam out of concrete legos and its failing. wait till that thing breaks
aces:
Correct -my cousin is a nuclear engineer who built a power plant over there for several years in the last decade. He said their engineering and quality control are never good. He brought this to my attention.
Starlady:
FFS! Have we learned NOTHING?
Abigayle:
I don't know much about Ice Age Farmer, this is somewhat knew to me. I have seen a few of his predictions come to life, of late. Everyone is right a certain percentage of the time. He recently predicted that we will have a shortage of canned food due to the shortage of tin cans coming out of China. With this new development, it certainly cannot help matters, should this be true. May be a good time to get more, flats, jars, whatever you may need.
I have great empathy for the innocent people there that were just born in the wrong place at the wrong time. I am feeling somewhat the same for America right now...
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