Í Kína hafi eru, 11 milljarðar tunna af olíu - 190 trilljón rúmmfet af gasi og 10% af fiski í veröldinni. Einnig fara um 30% af heims sjóflutningunum, um svæðið. Svæðið er tali vera meira en, 1 milljón ferkílómetra.

 

Ég lít á þetta sem auglýsingu, fyrir síðuna, ef ég geri eitthvað rangt, þá laga ég það strax.

Shocking Reason Why China Is Building Islands In South China Sea

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xkU_qfb53oY

Who doesn’t dream of basking in the morning sun while water splashes your feet as you read Paulo Coelho and sipping some pina colada on your PRIVATE ISLAND? Seems like China lives by this idea, uhmm not holidaying on a beach but owning an island all to themselves! No harm done, right? After all, what could be wrong with having an island, many countries own islands and there are many others who are just islands in themselves! Well, owning an island is one thing but creating one on a sea sounds weird and fishy.

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Þarna virðist Washington hafa sagt að USA mundi ekki skipta sér af svæðisbundnum deilum, og þá er strax farið í landvinninga. "Yang, called on Washington to "honour its promise of not taking a position in territorial disputes""

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China, India, South Korea, Japan and Taiwan all are expressing a large interest in and financial commitment to developing a harvesting infrastructure for this promising resource. Þetta er ástæða deilunar um Suður Kína haf.

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Hyggja að. Hér þarf einhvern, með þekkingu á málefninu. ""Putting only a single gallon of this superfuel in your tank And driving 42,325 miles before having to stop.""

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Við Ísland eru einhverjar mestu orkulindi heimsins, Crystal Methane. Setlögin eru á milli Íslands, Grænlands, Rússlands og Noregs. Kínverjar vilja staðsetja sig við þessar orkulindir.

Jónas Gunnlaugsson | 29. janúar 2018

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"The Chinese are always looking at what the Americans do," he says.

Jónas Gunnlaugsson | 5. apríl 2017

Egilsstaðir, 23.02.2018 Jónas Gunnlaugsson