The Race To Beat China's De-Industrialisation Of Europe | Made In Europe (2024) | Full Film

A tsunami of cheap electric vehicles from China could lead to a nightmarish de-industrialisation in Europe. Dr Peter Tom Jones, a well known climate author, is convinced that Europe has to take the full value chain back in its own hands, from mine to electric vehicle. He undertakes a road trip in the Nordic countries to visit iconic mines and show best practices. He talks to the indigenous Sami people and to European leaders.

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[m-ndif]

This is an ad for investing in scandinavia, not a documentary

[walhdamaskus]

Talking about competetiveness, no one cant beat the west in blaiming game and incompetancy.

[Krlegacyever]

Tesla looks like it's going big. I really want to profit from the market this year. I have about $80k I want to invest in the market. My brain doesn't do very well in understanding these things. How else could I utilise the market opportunity?

[bandwsf]

Do Europeans blame America's big tech for not having their own Google, Twitter and Facebook? Do they lament that all the advertising money flow into the coffer of Uncle Sam?

[tresphorempundu]

This is ridiculous and embarrassing to watch, how pathetic to blame others over your own misdeeds.

[puffinjuice]

What a stupid title! China isn't de-industralising europe. Europe is happy to accept the cheap prices offered by china and these are the consequences. China isn't trying to hurt europe, it is just doing business and winning at it!

[marks]

Haven't watched it all yet but going from the title.
Both the EU and the German government at the moment are doing a fine
job of the De-Industrialisation of Germany. Please don't give China any credit for helping them. 😀

[boxscorewatcher]

Europe, stop making fool of yourself. It's embarrassing to watch.

[pikachusm]

Correction, the banksters de-industrialisation of Europe, from the City of London to Wall St.

[alexlawcb]

Ridiculous title. China did not de-industrialise Europe: you are out compete by China. Just look at the work hour of your labour and China’s. In addition, the commitment to work and innovation spirit of the government. Europe spend so much time in useless politics while China put their effort to build and develop.

[wongcw]

Seriously? "China's de-industrislisation of Europe". I am embarrassed reading even the headline. The blame mentality is scary.

[arturahmeti]

Stop blaming china about your own failures.

[kajjebre]

600 companies left Germany and went back to USA. How is that connected with China ?

[jimbrutan_senior]

European and American tariffs are protecting their complacent legacy automakers not customers. The ordinary citizens are sacrificed.

[happymelon]

Wrong title! Europe de-industralising by empire(U$).
gas pipeline ...
With expensive energy, Europe already lost compete at the starting point.

[andrewkinsey]

I have never seen such economic illiteracy as exists in this video, and that's saying something

[JIMMY-nzld]

Unfortunately European leaders has to listen to US orders.

[vincentquintero]

the titanic was unsinkable and yes the titanic sorry to say is europe

[robvannNS]

The people commenting on here are much better informed about this than the documentary.

[vanderbeeken]

While the content is valid (mainly focused on minerals mining in Scandinavia), it doesn't address Europe as a whole, nor does it address de-industrialisation, as the title suggests. It is made by an engineer and it shows: the broader economic and political context is poorly addressed.