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China controls over 90% of rare earth mineral production
Michael Klare, in “The Race for what’s left” said the Chinese control up to 97% of the production of some of these minerals. Byron King in China’s Leg Up in the Rare Earths Market writes: “Basically, rare earths are exotic … Continue reading
Posted in Antecedents, Important Minerals, Rare Minerals
Tagged china, dysprosium, lanthanum, neodymium, rare earth, terbium
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