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The point is that virtually all of the refined rare earth metals come from China. Raw rare earth metals are useless to production lines. Why is this the case? The world outsourced the highly toxic refining process to China because they didnt want the environmental damage at home. https://t.co/nrLOieoqXf
— Pippa Malmgren (@DrPippaM) May 24, 2019
Rare earths are needed in almost all high-tech value chains. It remains to see whether the Huaway cut-off was worth the price!https://t.co/Ubwk6lWP6O @euromines @EuroGeoSurveys @Geo_ERA @IAPGeoethics @SipStrim @GTK_FI @minlandproject @SCRREEN_EU @EU_Growth
— Nikolaos Arvanitidis (@greenminerals) May 24, 2019
Rare earth elements a Chinese trump card?
— Peter Zeihan (@PeterZeihan) May 23, 2019
Um, no.
Not even a little bit. https://t.co/9EtNgb68AM
Rare earth elements aren’t the secret weapon China thinks they are https://t.co/2KCkIhtZJM pic.twitter.com/3jPXdl7wbx
— The Verge (@verge) May 23, 2019
I had the same thought till I looked into it a bit... The verge put out a good explainer yesterday. Check it outhttps://t.co/x9xxPBX3Wx
— Ryan Glover (@Ryan_Mittens) May 24, 2019
Rare earth elements aren’t the secret weapon China thinks they are https://t.co/2KCkIhtZJM pic.twitter.com/nS2i7JlUVc
— The Verge (@verge) May 24, 2019
Rare earth elements aren’t the secret weapon China thinks they are https://t.co/o1PUcbESwg
— Live Monitor (@amlivemon) May 23, 2019
"Despite the name, rare earths just aren’t that rare"https://t.co/88QLdJpJEr
— Daniele Rielli (@danielerielli) May 24, 2019
A different angle on the anticipated rare earth elements crisis: 'they are not so rare'. Problem is not scarcity, more likely environmental. #rawmaterials #sustainablemining
— Icamcyl (@icamcyl) May 24, 2019
Learn more here ⬇️
https://t.co/s1iw9Hajsl
Australian rare-earth ore processor wants to build a plant in the US https://t.co/fyGRmA6R2i
— Boycott China Hegemony (@BoycottHegemony) May 26, 2019
Australian rare-earth ore processor wants to build a plant in the US | Ars Technica https://t.co/Kx77D6ycml
— Peter Zeihan (@PeterZeihan) May 26, 2019