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How long will China s dominance of rare earths last? Investment Monitor

Angola, Australia and the US are poised to ramp up the mining production of rare earth elements but China continues to dominate the market.

Western australiaUnited statesUnited kingdomNorth yorkshireInner mongoliaNei mongolNew south walesDavid merrimanLas vegasWood mackenzieScott casselLuisa morenoLynas corporationChina rare earth groupProduct stewardship instituteUs department of defense

How long will China s dominance of rare earths last? Investment Monitor

Angola, Australia and the US are poised to ramp up the mining production of rare earth elements but China continues to dominate the market.

Western australiaUnited statesUnited kingdomNorth yorkshireInner mongoliaNei mongolNew south walesDavid merrimanLas vegasWood mackenzieScott casselLuisa morenoLynas corporationChina rare earth groupProduct stewardship instituteUs department of defense

How long will China s dominance of rare earths last? Investment Monitor

Angola, Australia and the US are poised to ramp up the mining production of rare earth elements but China continues to dominate the market.

Western australiaUnited statesUnited kingdomNorth yorkshireInner mongoliaNei mongolNew south walesDavid merrimanLas vegasWood mackenzieScott casselLuisa morenoLynas corporationChina rare earth groupProduct stewardship instituteUs department of defense

How long will China s dominance of rare earths last? Investment Monitor

Angola, Australia and the US are poised to ramp up the mining production of rare earth elements but China continues to dominate the market.

Western australiaUnited statesUnited kingdomNorth yorkshireInner mongoliaNei mongolNew south walesDavid merrimanLas vegasWood mackenzieScott casselLuisa morenoLynas corporationChina rare earth groupProduct stewardship instituteMaintenance management software

Legislation to keep batteries out of landfills passes first committee

The Senate Environmental Quality Committee passed legislation today on a 5-2 vote to ensure that Californians may easily dispose of expended

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