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Slug I live nowhere near Winchester.

Easy to spot slug.

People like you believe people like me use chatgpt.

Sure I have used it sparingly.

But do you really believe that someone like me who sat through a sales presentation on the Citroen Picasso doesn't understand the differences.

You may not know anything about cars, but I do.

Slug again you are a liar.

Easy to spot.

Jeezoo I have an interest in cars I doubt you can Google what I have just said.

Unlike you I am not a liar

You are so used to telling lies you think everyone else tells lies.

I suspect that's your inferiority complex.

Easy slug I am not perfect, but unlike you I don't tell lies.

In 2015 the Citroen Picasso 1.6Hdi had two engines.

The 115 bhp engine which was Euro 5 and the SS120 engine which was Euro 6 and was 100 grams of CO2 per kilometre.

It was one of the cleanest cars out and had 100 times less Nox than a Euro 4 diesel.

So I bought one of the cleanest cars of the day that was big enough to transport all my daughter's stuff to university.

I said you wouldn't understand.

I will keep it but when I change car, I will buy an electric car that suits my requirements.

Not complicated.

Slug yes I drive a Citroen Picasso for Reason's you wouldn't understand.

It is the car I bought to transport my girls to university.

I bought it in 2015 its an okay car, when I replace it I will buy what I need for time of my life.

Slug you live up north my three bedroom terrace house is worth over £750,000 .

Ok slug that sounds about right, but remember I only own 1.2 million shares today as I have sold 600,000 between 30-35 pence.

So a reasonable guess.

Sounds about right.

Can't remember what my portfolio was worth in 2013, but today just over 2.4 million. So not done brilliantly, but I do draw an income.

Good memory slug but again you get things wrong.

So when I bought at an average of 4.6 pence a share Solgold represented around 5% of my total portfolio.

I only had one other share that doesn't pay dividends.

But that's sold now.

So Solgold my only share that doesn't provide me with income.

Jeezoo I have no idea, as if you have been buying on the dips, then nobody knows your average.

What I have picked up from your postings is that you are clueless on investment.

DBW we know you're a liar.

You tell people I am not invested but you know its a lie.

You tell people that Solgold cannot fund Cascabel even with a JV, again it's a lie.

You tell people that we will be sold because we can never go to production.

Again you lie.

You have been shown to be a liar at every stage.

In the contrary Rodney, Solgold wouldn't be viable without climate change.

Copper would be less than half price without climate change.

If you want to understand commodity prices understand that climate change is it's biggest metric.

Trump has falsified climate change data.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/aug/01/trump-epa-climate-change-report

Jezzoo everyone on here knows you talk rubbish.

I believe you are invested, probably between 20-30 pence a share.

That would explain your rantings.

Again slug you tell lies.

Unlike you in 2013 I posted my buys totalling 1.8 million shares.

It's you slug that's not invested, you are only here to spread hate.

You are not interested in Solgold or the green revolution that requires the copper.

Again slug this is why you are a prize imbecile.

You only read what suits your argument.

So China achieves net zero by 2060.

That is massive and unlike the UK they are on target.

So we need to hold our end up and step up the UK's green program.

By the way if you haven't read it yet.

Trump has 5 scientists on his payroll, they have been changing NOAA data to support Trump's arguments on climate change.

So basically all you believe slug is false data.

Even Trump is going to have to admit climate change is real.

So Jezzoo you think I am a bully for standing up to rac.ism, people who hate women and those that incite violence.

That is strange and they don't come stranger than you.

Stack certainly not on the spectrum.

I just stand up to bullies and give no quarter.

Jezzoo as I have said often.

You are very strange.

Go back and read what you posted in response to my first post.

You disagreed that criminals were both black and white.

I said I would prosecute criminals and slug would prosecute innocent people.

Net zero. Slug tells lies.

China is demonstrating a growing commitment to achieving net-zero emissions, with goals to reach peak emissions before 2030 and carbon neutrality by 2060. While the country faces challenges, particularly as the world's largest emitter, it's also a leader in clean energy technologies and is actively implementing policies to reduce emissions across various sectors.

Here's a more detailed look:

China's Commitment and Targets:

Net-Zero Goal: China has committed to achieving carbon neutrality by 2060.

Interim Target: China aims to peak its carbon emissions before 2030.

Focus on Key Sectors: China is prioritizing emissions reductions in heavily polluting industries like coal power, steel, and cement.

Clean Energy Transition: China is significantly investing in and scaling up renewable energy sources, particularly solar and wind power.

Electric Vehicle Adoption: China is also a leader in electric vehicle adoption, with a rapidly expanding charging infrastructure.

Progress and Challenges:

Renewable Energy Dominance:

China is the world's leading manufacturer of solar panels, lithium batteries, and wind turbines.

Emissions Trading System:

China is expanding its emissions trading system (ETS) to further drive emissions reductions.

Coal Dependence:

Despite progress, China remains heavily reliant on coal for energy, posing a significant challenge to achieving net-zero.

Balancing Economic Growth and Emissions:

China's rapid economic growth creates competing demands on energy and resources, making the transition to a low-carbon economy complex.

Examples of Actions:

Investment in Renewables:

China has invested heavily in renewable energy, leading to a substantial increase in solar and wind power generation.

Expansion of Electric Vehicle Infrastructure:

China has been actively developing charging infrastructure to support the growing number of electric vehicles.

Policy Support:

China is implementing policies to encourage the adoption of clean technologies and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.

International Cooperation:

China is also collaborating with other nations to reduce methane emissions and address climate change.

Overall, China's actions demonstrate a strong commitment to achieving its net-zero goals, but the scale of the challenge requires sustained effort and innovation across multiple sectors.