Rare Earth Elements Book

China, rare earth minerals

China has a virtual monopoly on extracting and, especially, refining rare earths. According to the International Energy Agency, it controls 61% of production and 92% of processing. This means it has the capacity to decide which companies in the world can and cannot receive supplies of rare earths.

The Daily Signal · 4d

The US Can Break Free From China’s Control of Rare Earth Minerals

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Trump races to catch up to China’s rare earth dominance

CounterPunch

Power and Extraction: The Geopolitics of Rare Earth Elements

On April 4, China’s Ministry of Commerce put export restrictions on seven rare earth elements (REEs). It is easy to scratch one’s head when restrictions are put on things called samarium, ...

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Rare earth elements: China takes a leaf out of the US book; hits back

In expanding export rules on rare earths, Beijing for the first time announced it will require foreign firms to obtain approval from the Chinese government to export magnets containing even tiny ...

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China ramps up rare earth restrictions, in move to beef up position for US trade talks

Beijing seen to be using leverage ahead of a possible summit between the two leaders later in October. Read more at ...

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Sulfated yeast rises to the challenge facing rare earth metals

Ever wonder what happens to those old, broken electronics after tossing them? How about how new ones are being produced ...

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