Exports of rare earths declined by 27% in June, which may affect US manufacturing
Jul 25.07.2019, 3.966 - China exported 26,8 tons of rare earths in June, a decrease of XNUMX percent compared to the previous year. This emerges from data released Tuesday by the General Administration of Customs (GAC). Analysts said the reduced exports would put pressure on the US and could affect a wide range of US manufacturing industries [...]
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Chinese mining in the Himalayas could lead to a military conflict with India
Jul 18.07.2019, 60 - China has started large-scale mining operations on its side of the controversial border with India in the Himalayas, which has uncovered a vast treasure trove of gold, silver and other valuable minerals valued by Chinese state geologists at nearly $ XNUMX billion has been. Although in the highest mountain range in the world for thousands of years [...]
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China trades in rare earth exports to reduce trade pressure with the United States
Jul 17.07.2019, XNUMX - The China National Development and Reform Commission held its regular press conference earlier this week, at which it highlighted the importance of the rare earth industry and outlined possible industrial development strategies in this regard, which will be published later. It was also mentioned that in the context of the Sino-US trade crisis, China was critical of trade pressures from countries
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Rare Earth News - July 2019
12.07.2019/20/XNUMX - Rare earth prices have fallen slightly this week, especially praseodymium, neodymium, dysprosium and terbium. Affected by the GXNUMX meeting on trade and critical metals / rare earth elements and sporadic discussions, the dealers of praseodymium and neodymium began to supply at lower prices. While the prices for dysprosium products due to the [...]
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New technology brings rare earth from electronic waste
A young US company has developed a process for recovering rare earth elements from electronic waste. The futurezone asked. With his start-up Reecycle (Ree stands for Rare Earth Elements, note), the 25-year-old US entrepreneur Casey McNeil offers a process that allows valuable rare earths to be recovered from electronic waste and at a profit. "We have an organic [...]
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gold Property
Copper, cobalt, rare earths: At the bottom of the deep sea there are treasures that actually only need to be recovered. But the costs and consequences are unclear. From Alexander's forehead The gold lies on the floor. You just have to find it. And mill out. And suck in. And bring them to the surface of the sea, cart them ashore, separate, clean, process. And then […]
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Tariffs on rare earths are abolished
Rare earth export taxes will be abolished on May 1, the Chinese Ministry of Finance announced in a statement on Thursday. A move that analysts say will stimulate China's exports of the rare resource. On rare earths (SE) - a group of minerals vital to the technology and defense industries - as well as tungsten, [...]
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Debate on supply-critical raw materials shows growing importance of graphite
Debate about supply-critical raw materials shows growing importance of graphite New Pentagon study speaks of graphite deficit (Mynewsdesk) VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA - (Marketwired) - 04/14/15 - - US Senator calls for a change in policy on supply-critical minerals. (Mynewsdesk) VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA - (Marketwired) - 04/14/15 - - US Senator calls for a change in policy on minerals that are critical of supply. - Member of the Advisory Board of Graphite One becomes [...]
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Thuringian researchers want to establish recycling of rare earths in this country
Metals of the so-called rare earths are found in most electronic devices today. The Thuringian researcher Ralf Müller wants to promote the recycling of such materials in this country. Weimar. Who likes to forego quality of life - most people take electricity from the socket as a matter of course, as do using a mobile phone. But for all of this to work smoothly, [...]
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How short are our metal raw materials?
Researchers determine supply risk for 62 important elements Whether gallium, chromium or rare earths - many metals are indispensable for modern technology. In the most comprehensive analysis to date, researchers have now determined the criticality of 62 elements where there is a threat of supply bottlenecks or shortages. As it shows, the supply risk is particularly high for metals, which [...]
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