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Emerging threats of resource wars. U.S. House hearing
Goh Chun Teck, Lim Xian You, Sum Qing Wei, Tong Huu Khiem. 2011. Resource Wars. Players compete with each other for territories that generate resources such as coal, water, gold and gas. A Player can sell resources for money, which … Continue reading →
Posted in Caused by Scarce Resources, Congressional Record U.S., Military, Supply Chains
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Tagged rare earth metals, Resource wars, supply chains, war
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