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How a change in recycling can beat China's rare earths monopoly
China controls 90% of rare earth mining. America's old iPhones and e-waste could help break the stranglehold if we start recycling smarter.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
China has agreed to address US concerns over rare earth shortages, says White House
China has agreed to address U.S. concerns over shortages of specialty rare earth minerals and critical materials caused by Beijings export controls, according to a White House…
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cryptobriefing.com
White House secures rare earth win, but China's export regime persists
The White House secured a one-year pause on China's rare earth export controls, but Beijing's broader leverage over critical minerals remains firmly intact.
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washingtonexaminer.com
How a change in recycling can beat China's rare earths monopoly
China controls 90% of rare earth mining. America's old iPhones and e-waste could help break the stranglehold if we start recycling smarter.