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Funny that almost no commentators are noticing that Russian energy not going to Europe would be going to China instead, and eventually other non-Western countries. It would be economically beneficial for Russia to have a stable customer and strategically beneficial for China to reduce maritime energy imports that are under the control of the US Navy. In fact, this is already happening and it is only going to increase. Higher prices for carbon-based energy sources are also a boon for the environment, since this makes alternative energy sources more price-competitive.Another factor is that Russia and China are able to have a national energy policy whereas the capitalist West cannot since distribution is left to the market, obviating imposition of a national energy policy from the
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Funny that almost no commentators are noticing that Russian energy not going to Europe would be going to China instead, and eventually other non-Western countries. It would be economically beneficial for Russia to have a stable customer and strategically beneficial for China to reduce maritime energy imports that are under the control of the US Navy. In fact, this is already happening and it is only going to increase. Funny that almost no commentators are noticing that Russian energy not going to Europe would be going to China instead, and eventually other non-Western countries. It would be economically beneficial for Russia to have a stable customer and strategically beneficial for China to reduce maritime energy imports that are under the control of the US Navy. In fact, this is already happening and it is only going to increase. Higher prices for carbon-based energy sources are also a boon for the environment, since this makes alternative energy sources more price-competitive.Another factor is that Russia and China are able to have a national energy policy whereas the capitalist West cannot since distribution is left to the market, obviating imposition of a national energy policy from the
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Higher prices for carbon-based energy sources are also a boon for the environment, since this makes alternative energy sources more price-competitive.
Another factor is that Russia and China are able to have a national energy policy whereas the capitalist West cannot since distribution is left to the market, obviating imposition of a national energy policy from the top.
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