China's monopoly on 'green' minerals
BEIJING, Dec. 9 (UPI) -- China's monopoly on "rare earth" minerals, essential for green technologies, may not keep up with increasing demand.
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Wed Dec 09 10:13:52 PST 2009
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China's Monopoly On 'Green' Minerals
China's monopoly on "rare earth" minerals, essential for green technologies, may not keep up with increasing demand. While China has 53 percent of the world's rare earth deposits, it provid...
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Wed Dec 09 11:11:07 PST 2009
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Magplane Technology to Receive $2M for Commercialization of the MagPipe System, Ma...
Magplane Technology, Inc. and its Inner Mongolia Joint Venture team have completed the testing phase of the demonstration system and finalized technical planning for construction of the ful...
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Wed Dec 09 09:29:00 PST 2009
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'Rare earth' shortage threatens green revolution
Could a shortage of mud and minerals, essential to low carbon technologies, curtail the world's plans for a green future?
Channel 4,
Tue Dec 08 07:29:14 PST 2009
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Chinese pay toxic price for a green world
Just outside the heavily polluted industrial city of Baotou, Inner Mongolia, surrounded by smokestacks, lies a lake with no name.
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Sat Dec 05 13:34:21 PST 2009
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Chinese pay toxic price for a green world
END: Module - M24 Article Headline with landscape image (d) --> BEGIN: Module - Main Article --> Just outside the heavily polluted industrial city of Baotou, Inner Mongolia, surround...
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Sat Dec 05 15:11:28 PST 2009
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China: Green Plans Still A Long Way Off
Carved jaggedly into the golden brown hills of northern China, from a distance the Jungar Coal Mine looks like a deep black scar.
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Mon Dec 07 01:01:08 PST 2009
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China: Green Plans Still A Long Way Off
Carved jaggedly into the golden brown hills of northern China, from a distance the Jungar Coal Mine looks like a deep black scar.
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Mon Dec 07 01:01:08 PST 2009
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China: Green Plans Still A Long Way Off
Carved jaggedly into the golden brown hills of northern China, from a distance the Jungar Coal Mine looks like a deep black scar.
Ananova,
Mon Dec 07 02:25:43 PST 2009
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Rare Earth shortage threatens green revolution
Could a shortage of mud and minerals, essential to low carbon technologies, curtail the world's plans for a green future?
Channel 4,
Sun Dec 06 04:59:24 PST 2009
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