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Tag Archives: Rare earth element
Rare Earth Rarification
The Chinese government have announced that they are cutting back their production of Rare Earth Elements (REE’s) in order to “meet environmental standards, and follow a sustainable growth path”. That in itself may not sound like such a serious proclamation, were … Continue reading
Posted in General, Geology, Natural Resources, News
Tagged China, electronics, High tech, Mineral extraction, Rare earth element, REE, Su Bo
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How rare is rare?
For some time now the increasing use of what are known as the rare earth elements (REEs) – particularly in electronics components – has lead to growing worries about their supply. Depsite their name, many REEs are actually pretty common … Continue reading


