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Tim WorstallWashington Examiner |
For materials that are essential to our modern way of life, the rare earths industry is surprisingly small – which is why China has been able to...
There is no shortage of raw lithium. China’s dominance of lithium processing is where the potential problem lies.
China exported zero gallium and germanium in August. One possible reaction is that there’s no cause for alarm; shipments were double the usual size...
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