ALTERNATIVE RAW MATERIALS SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (ARMSAT) Written from Tuesday 5th to Wednesday 6th May 2026



ALTERNATIVE RAW MATERIALS SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (ARMSAT)

Written from Tuesday 5th to Wednesday 6th May 2026

Written and researched by Abiodun Mohammed Adeyemi Ajijola 



Europe is the world's second-smallest continent, characterized by high population density, immense cultural diversity, and a strategic location between the Arctic, Atlantic, and Mediterranean. It is divided into 47 countries, with a rich history spanning from ancient Greece and Rome to modern economic integration, largely led by the 27-member European Union.
Key Aspects of Europe
  • Geography: Composed of a peninsula of Eurasia, featuring varied landscapes from the Mediterranean south to the Nordic north. Russia is the largest country by area, while Vatican City is the smallest.
  • European Union (EU): A political and economic union of 27 countries, operating with a single market, a common currency (the euro) in many member states, and promoting goals such as peace, economic growth, and freedom of movement.
  • Economy & Culture: A major global economic power, with key industries including tourism (France is the world's most visited country). It is known for its diverse history, including the Industrial Revolution and the Renaissance.
  • Current Focus: Recent priorities include a transition to clean energy, with proposed regulations to boost zero-emission vehicles, particularly within corporate fleets.


European Union (EU) imported roughly 358 million tonnes of raw materials from the rest of the world in 2023, with the value of these imports to the EU reaching nearly US\(\$483.6\) billion in 2023. The EU's physical imports are dominated by raw materials, averaging about 3.3 tonnes per capita. 
Key Data on EU Raw Material Imports:
  • Total Import Value (2023): Raw materials imports were valued at US\(\$483,594\) million, representing a \(17.81\%\) share of total imports.
  • Volume (2023): The total volume of trade (imports + exports) of raw materials between the EU and the rest of the world was 358 million tonnes.
  • Key Partners (2022-2023): Major sources for imports include the Russian Federation, United States, Norway, United Kingdom, and Brazil.
  • Top Imports: The EU is highly dependent on imports for metal ores and fossil energy materials, while focusing on transforming these into high-value finished products.
  • Africa-EU Trade: Raw materials exported from the EU to Africa in 2023 were valued at roughly 3 billion euros.
For more specific data, detailed statistics can be found in the EU raw material imports by country and region (2022) report. 
Physical vs. Value Data
  • Volume: In 2023, the EU imported 358 million tonnes of raw materials.
  • Value: In 2023, the value was US\(\$483.6\) billion. 
Note: The European Union frequently relies on imports for non-energy, non-food raw materials.



RECOMMENDATION 

Europe as a continent and specifically the European Union have helped many parts of the world to improve the quality of life and humanity. This has made many people live better and happier lives.

However, spending hundreds of Billions of Dollars or Euros on raw materials each year is sustainable in a certain world but could be precarious in an uncertain world. In a world where leverage is seen as an opportunity to take advantage of others relying heavily on imports of raw materials could be rather risky. 

The purpose of the Alternative Raw Materials Science and Technology is to develop and process raw materials leveraging raw materials legally on the European Continent. 

What does this mean? This means, quite simply, that Europe needs to legally find out what raw materials it needs to have and some alternative in Europe practically that is physically. Then Europe needs to develop and improve its manufacturing processes to produce products with alternative raw materials but meeting the same existing consumer demand. This is truly fascinating if thought about deeply. It really says that finding increasing local ways to continue offering the same and new products to the market and people. 

In the current situation of the world, heavy dependence on foreign raw materials that is imports, could be a security risk in some circumstances. Low dependence on raw materials imports is a tremendous security advantage. 

Me who write this physically have come to understand that raw materials play a gargantuan role in peace, prosperity and stability in the Universe.

Hopefully, this recommendation will help the European Continent to become more raw materials secure on a continuous basis by increasing local input of raw materials in manufacturing and other sectors. 


How does this work? 

First, practically there is the need to create a list of all raw materials available in Europe and their quantities in each location where they are found and the total amounts of each raw material cumulatively from all locations where they are found in Europe. 

Second, is to make another list of all materials used in the manufacture of products in the entire continent of Europe and in what quantities annually. 

Third, is to make a list of all imported raw materials annually and their quantities for the manufacture of products. 

Fourth is to make a list of all the properties of the local and foreign raw materials in Europe. 

Fifth, is the interesting aspect which is to identify which foreign raw materials have properties that can also be found in raw materials that are local to the European Continent. Because if the properties are the same, but the raw materials are different, it may be feasible to leverage a local raw material which has some of the same properties but which is a different raw material. This is why it is also called PropScience

This is why it is called 'Alternative', because it seeks to leverage what is locally available as much as feasible to produce what is locally consumed and exported.

It is my strong opinion that if this is done thoroughly and conscientiously, that over the next years and decades, the European Continent will reduce its dependence on raw materials imports in a considerable manner. 

Some practical examples from me who write this physically in my small garden here in Akure, Ondo State, Nigeria, West Africa. 

First is Cocoyam leaf. Due to economic constraints, it has not been feasible to purchase fungicide for several months and there was a need for that for the plants. In the latter part of last year and early this year, me who write this physically kept thinking and thinking and the money for purchase wasn't forthcoming. Then me who write this physically discovered that Cocoyam leaves fight against bacteria and fungi. Me who write this physically made some Cocoyam leaf into water called COCOLLUERE FOR PLANTS and administered it on the plants which are doing quite well since doing that.


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While my solution was driven primarily by economic considerations, that does not have to be the situation in all instances. So, instead of importing fungicide, me who write this found a local source of Antifungal and applied it. This is what me who write this physically mean. This is because the Cocoyam leaves have the property of fighting bacteria and fungus and the fungicide also fights fungus. Therefore, leveraging what is locally available, me who write this physically am able to achieve the same outcome, which is healthy plant growth. With this sort of approach, Europe may also end up saving tens of billions of Dollars or Euros or much more each year and bring more jobs back to Europe because of local processing of raw materials. 


Another instance is the cleaning of toilets, which requires reagents that could be quite expensive to purchase. Leveraging Cocoyam leaves helps provide a local solution since it has been some months since the products could be bought in this residence. This, for me, is a very special instance because the level of efficacy was a surprise even to me who write this physically that was doing the practical cleaning.


Plantain Trees have many properties which can provide input for manufacturing a wide range of products. 


'Yes, plantain (and similar banana) plants grow in Europe, but commercial cultivation is limited to warm, subtropical regions like the Canary Islands (Spain), Crete (Greece), and parts of southern Italy. They thrive in areas with high humidity and warmth, often appearing in tropical-themed gardens in milder parts of the UK and Ireland, but generally not in the cold climate of Northern or Eastern Europe. 


Key Details on European Plantain Cultivation Commercial Growing Areas: The Spanish Canary Islands are the main producer, followed by small-scale cultivation in Cyprus and southern Greece.


Climate Restrictions: Plantains are tropical plants that are highly sensitive to frost, generally needing temperatures above -4°C (\(25^{\circ}F\)) to survive.'


https://www.google.com/search?q=do+plantain+trees+grow+in+Europe&oq=do+plantain+trees+grow+in+Europe&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyBggAEEUYOTIHCAEQABjvBTIHCAIQABjvBTIHCAMQABjvBTIHCAQQIRiPAtIBCTE0OTk3ajBqNKgCDrACAfEFoXXbqdIzHkc&client=ms-android-huawei&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8


Me who write this physically have recommended some of the products from plantain trees to different nations. Since plantain trees can also be grown in Europe, finding out which properties of plantain trees can help manufacture products on the Continent of Europe could be a great advantage.


This is practical and absolutely phenomenal. In my opinion, this will be so successful for the Continent of Europe that more and more products will be either wholly made from raw materials from the Continent of Europe and or mostly made from raw materials from the Continent of Europe. In my own personal parlance, this will create what appear as 'miracles' just so amazing it's believable because people can see it practically.


Another benefit is that European innovators, meaning innovators on the Continent of Europe, will begin to develop products with the mindset of properties found locally in Europe. 


For instance, when designing a product, it's not enough just for it to work, but it should also leverage local raw materials. For instance, hundreds of millions of people on the Continent of Europe have used printers in some form, either their own or a company printer or a school printer or a hotel printer or a shopping centre printer and so forth. Printers require printer ink which requires certain raw materials to develop. 


'Plantain leaves (Plantago major or Ribwort plantain) can be used to create natural dyes, generally producing yellow-green, gold, or brown tones. The leaves contain tannins, flavonoids, and organic acids that can be extracted to color natural fibers.'


https://www.google.com/search?q=plantain+leaves+extract+to+make+dyes&oq=plantain+leaves+extract+to+make+dyes&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyBggAEEUYOTIHCAEQIRigATIHCAIQIRigATIHCAMQIRifBTIHCAQQIRifBTIHCAUQIRifBTIHCAYQIRifBdIBCTE5OTU5ajBqN6gCFLACAfEF1qxz6QWZr-c&client=ms-android-huawei&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8


Therefore, what aspects of printer ink can be obtained from Plantain trees? If some of the plantain trees can be grown in Europe, this will help reduce imports of raw materials for making printer ink. 


In conclusion, it is my sincere hope that hundreds of billions of Dollars and Euros will be saved by the Continent of Europe in the coming decades from raw material imports and that there will be a tremendous strengthening of local raw materials provision for industries in Europe and perhaps for certain raw materials in abundance, opportunities for export if necessary. 




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