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I thought this was a joke at first. Bigger fish to fry if this happens. Make sure you have a good supply of ammo.
I've always ascribed to the notion of you'll need two types of metal to get your butt outta a catastrophic situation...Gold to bribe your way as far as possible, then lead to get the rest of the distance to a safe haven.
In a Russian EMP strike, you will NOT be worried about your iron horse.
I've always ascribed to the notion of you'll need two types of metal to get your butt outta a catastrophic situation...Gold to bribe your way as far as possible, then lead to get the rest of the distance to a safe haven.
In a Russian EMP strike, you will NOT be worried about your iron horse.
good luck with lead, EPA has forced the closures of all USA lead smelters. You will have to use your gold, or buy your lead from the chi-coms.
good luck with lead, EPA has forced the closures of all USA lead smelters. You will have to use your gold, or buy your lead from the chi-coms.
No. The last of the *primary* lead smelters in the USA shut down some years ago. Secondary lead smelters are still going.
Primary lead smelters shut down mostly because lead is so recyclable the need for smelting raw ore has all but dried up.
Recycling lead through secondary smelters is still a viable going business, even in the USA.
Did the EPA play a part? Yes. Because primary lead smelters had a long history of terrible pollution. Heavy lead and mercury contamination of the ground and waters for miles around them, without regard to who they hurt.
Business was was already weak for primary lead smelters. When facing being held responsible for their mess, many shut down, with golden parachutes for top executives, and brain damage for the workers and neighbors.
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