These elements are the building blocks of a modern society, and China has all of them. Until now. The U.S. mining industry is starting to catch up.READ»
What'll it be, world? Gadgets and electricity or pretty views? Unless we want to go back to the days when we didn't have cell phones, GPS devices, jet engines, and nuclear power, we're stuck dealing with the mining industry.READ»
China's decreasing rate of rare earth exports is forcing the world to scramble for alternative sources. Now the Japanese have artificially produced a palladium-like metal, commonly used for catalytic converters.READ»
While you were sleeping, innovation was stepping into the canteen, piling a plate of vegetarian pasta and dessert of Black Forest Gateau onto its tray and then deciding to swap nourishment for a spot of secretary and the boss ...READ»
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So much for free trade. China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology is weighing a total ban on exports of rare earth metals, naturally occurring materials that are necessary for the production of next-gen batteries, hybrid ...READ»
