Since the Bronze Age collapse, the Iron Age has came about which we still are in today. Ages come and go and the Iron Age is no exception, but when & how will it happen?
2% used in home appliances 3% used in electrical equipment 5% used in cargo and product transportation (ships, trains, planes, containers) 10% used in metal products (hammers, knives, tools etc) 12% used in automotive manufacturing 16% used in heavy machinery 52% used in infrastructure (homes, buildings, railways, bridges etc)
230 billion tons of new iron left ÷ 1.885 billion tons of new iron mined per year (per 2023 data) = 122 years of new iron left from 2023 if demand stays the same
Since the Bronze Age collapse, the Iron Age has came about which we still are in today. Ages come and go and the Iron Age is no exception, but when & how will it happen?
2% used in home appliances 3% used in electrical equipment 5% used in cargo and product transportation (ships, trains, planes, containers) 10% used in metal products (hammers, knives, tools etc) 12% used in automotive manufacturing 16% used in heavy machinery 52% used in infrastructure (homes, buildings, railways, bridges etc)
230 billion tons of new iron left ÷ 1.885 billion tons of new iron mined per year (per 2023 data) = 122 years of new iron left from 2023 if demand stays the same
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