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Australian Rare Earths Company Receives up to $840 Million in Taxpayer Funds
Rare earths Nd and Pr are used in magnets for electric vehicles and wind turbines.
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Rare Earths Miner Reports 74 Percent Profit Drop Due to Weak China Demand
Lynas claims to be the world’s only significant producer of rare earths outside China.
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Japan to Begin Seabed Rare Earth Extraction in 2024, Diminishing Dependence on China
The initiative emerges as rare earth elements gain increasing importance in technological advancements.
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Regulator to Probe Chinese Firm’s Covert Attempt to Control Rare Earth Miner
Chinese firm Yuxiao Fund was blocked from increasing its stake in the rare earth mining company earlier this year.
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Money Flees China: Foreign Investment Drops 80 Percent
Big money is fleeing China under economic woes. And a record low tourism rate suggests a concerning trend: people don’t want to visit China. Meanwhile, more concerns arise over a secret Chinese bio-lab containing around 20 infectious agents, including COVID-19 and HIV, illegal and hidden in California.
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Dependence on Foreign Energy a ‘National Security Problem,’ Murkowski Challenger Kelly Tshibaka Says
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Australian Rare Earths Company Receives up to $840 Million in Taxpayer Funds
Rare earths Nd and Pr are used in magnets for electric vehicles and wind turbines.
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Rare Earths Miner Reports 74 Percent Profit Drop Due to Weak China Demand
Lynas claims to be the world’s only significant producer of rare earths outside China.
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Japan to Begin Seabed Rare Earth Extraction in 2024, Diminishing Dependence on China
The initiative emerges as rare earth elements gain increasing importance in technological advancements.
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Regulator to Probe Chinese Firm’s Covert Attempt to Control Rare Earth Miner
Chinese firm Yuxiao Fund was blocked from increasing its stake in the rare earth mining company earlier this year.
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Money Flees China: Foreign Investment Drops 80 Percent
Big money is fleeing China under economic woes. And a record low tourism rate suggests a concerning trend: people don’t want to visit China. Meanwhile, more concerns arise over a secret Chinese bio-lab containing around 20 infectious agents, including COVID-19 and HIV, illegal and hidden in California.
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Dependence on Foreign Energy a ‘National Security Problem,’ Murkowski Challenger Kelly Tshibaka Says
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