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12 points ·
good call. reuters is providing a bit of that:
>China's total LNG imports have been averaging around 6.5 million tons a month recently, meaning the U.S. is supplying in a range between 4% and 12% of the total.
>Official customs data showed China's total coal imports averaged 45.2 million tons per month in 2024, making the U.S. little more than a fringe supplier.
https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/china-kills-energy-trade-with-us-initial-impact-is-limited-russell-2025-02-04/
5 points ·
 i don't understand why you dorks are laughing when i advocate for the use of tulips as legal tender. i'll have you know that i recently cashed out during the height of this latest tulip bubble! you rubes are simply jealous of the treats i can now buy and the very coherent and good point i'm making.
42 points ·
i remember laughing at crypto nerds about this a few years ago, but who's laughing now?
me, still