In China, Illegal Rare Earth Mines Face Crackdown
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29 dic 2010
In China, Illegal Rare Earth Mines Face Crackdown
Rogue mining operations produce an estimated half of the world’s supply of the most valuable rare earth minerals.
27 dic 2010
China Aims to Develop Rare Earth Mines Overseas, Journal Says
Dec. 28 (Bloomberg) -- China seeks to develop rare earth mines abroad with other countries in response to dwindling domestic resources, the China Securities Journal reported today, citing Xu Xu, chairman of the China Chamber of Commerce of Metals, Minerals and Chemicals Importers and Exporters.
China Aims to Develop Rare Earth Mines Overseas, Journal Says
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