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ALG Waste Disposal - Mr.Fabulous - 04-26-2009
' Wrote:What I want also to bring up is the planned ALG facility in Leeds, in order to decrease the pollution there. I remember there was some discussion to make Toxic Waste droppably by Leeds asteroid fields...I so do not approve of such acts...
I'm not saying that like a Gaian *laughs*, but that may have long-term repercussions in the end.
Why don't you find some other way to dispose of the toxic waste SAFELY and WITHOUT ALTERING THE SURROUNDINGS. Try finding alternative power sources... Who knows? Today's waste may become the H-fuel of tomorrow, *laughs*...
In layman's terms, think of a Win/Win solution instead.
May the force be with you all...
ALG Waste Disposal - Cyberanson - 04-26-2009
Could you explain this a little bit more? An ALG facitlity in Leeds would be just awesome.
And I think we would get no problems with the Gaians. We're cleaning up the mess in Leeds and they are environmental extremists plus the fact, that ALG is kinda unfriendly with BMM... so... there shouldn't be any problem.
ALG Waste Disposal - Rashnok - 04-26-2009
Also... today's waste is the H-Fuel of tomorrow. Where do you think MOX comes from? Trees?
ALG Waste Disposal - Cellulanus - 04-26-2009
I personally think that BMM would fight ALGs move into Leeds tooth and nail, main reason is that ALG is their only competitor for MOX production and ALG is simply better at it.
ALG Waste Disposal - Cyberanson - 04-27-2009
' Wrote:Also... today's waste is the H-Fuel of tomorrow. Where do you think MOX comes from? Trees?Rigtho. In my opinion the whole Kusari fleet gets its MOX from ALG. Why? Because there are only two producers of MOX in Sirius: Dortmund Station and LD-14. Guess why there only can be ALG.;)
ALG Waste Disposal - Guest - 04-27-2009
Since the lastest thread in the diplomatic matter. Since when the ALG have a battleship anyway? Kinda odd...
ALG Waste Disposal - Rashnok - 04-27-2009
' Wrote:Since the lastest thread in the diplomatic matter. Since when the ALG have a battleship anyway? Kinda odd...Ah, well, the Muellfahrer has a very special type of RP. I would also like to make it clear that the actions of the Muellfahrer do not in any way have anything to do with the ALG Faction. The crew of the Muellfahrer is very, very mad due to years of toxic waste leak into the water supply as a result of the Hamburg incident. Once I get a good amount of time, I'll get around to writing a nice little story. Until then, please take anything and everything the Muellfahrer says with a tonne of salt.
ALG Waste Disposal - Guest - 04-28-2009
Fair enough, simply not in the mood to have my vhf chased around by a BS.
ALG Waste Disposal - Cyberanson - 04-28-2009
' Wrote:Fair enough, simply not in the mood to have my vhf chased around by a BS.Please keep in mind, that the crew of the Muellfahrer is really mad... actually there are no ALG-tagged battleships. And I think there will be no need for in the future. (Just send me a PM and I will explain it to you. Or even better: PM Rashnok.)
Away from this topic: any other opinions? I'd like to ask faction leaders for their opinions.
ALG Waste Disposal - Cyberanson - 04-30-2009
Today is a great day for ALG: we're merging with Kruger partially.
Quote:The Glaenzende Steine Initiative
In 193 A.S. a multitude of small companies were formed in preparation for securing contracts to mine the distant systems, sensing lucrative deals. Kruger Mineralien, were one of these companies and were successful in obtaining rights to mining in Dresden as well as receiving considerable government backing in regard to our plans of expansion.
However, in early 587 A.S. Kruger were put in a difficult place. Their largest rival, Daumann Heavy Construction, had succeeded in claiming the remaining mining fields in Dresden, thus striking out expansion plans. Kruger were faced with the prospect of losing out on its government influences and a resulting economic decline. They had no choice but to expand into the Crow Nebula and felt that there was enough gas for everyone in Sigma-13, but that viewpoint was obviously not shared by the GMG.
Kruger lost almost everything during the 80 years war, a large portion of their fleet, a station, their expansion plans, as well as having to pay vast reparations to the GMG. Since then further restrictions on their ethical standards and further compensation payments left the company unable to recover.
In 817AS, after many negotiations between ALG and Kruger, an agreement was made to merge the Gl?nzende Steine Division into the ALG as a trial initiative. The details of this are secret, however it is rumoured that the offer was more substantial than predicted. This is in ALG's interests, as this money will be put towards remodelling and modernising the division therefore increasing output. It is hoped by ALG Waste Disposal that this will be the first step of many into total control, there is no other foreseeable option for Kruger to survive.
Though Kruger Mineralien encourages their labour force to take breaks when they are too tired to work safely; it is their choice to keep working because no work means no pay; ALG would like to see further improvements in the worker standards, and as displayed by their own example have found that workers with more positive attitudes are more productive and profitable. This ideology has been imposed on the Gl?nzende Steine Initiative, in which workers will have reduced hours, higher wages, and higher grade equipment and protection provided.
This Initiative will serve to provide materials and services to both ALG and Kruger Mineralien. Still involved in mining operations, but expanding to incorporate waste disposal and manufacturing support.