Source:Interesting EngineeringJust off the coast of Japan lay a deposit of rare-earth minerals, which can potentially supply the entire globe for centuries to come. This latest study, published in the Nature journal, details the findings of 16 million tons of these rare minerals, ones that could be used for dozens of things for everyday life.While these rare minerals might be easy to find in the midst of the Earth's crust, it's not too easy for experts to find. They are usually spread out, so a finding like this latest one in Japan is massive.Oh, and it's costly, too. Miners only h...
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Source:North DailyNorthern Minerals (ASX:NTU) has sent off the first shipment of heavy rare earth carbonate from its Browns Range pilot plant project in Western Australia to customers in China.The shipment, which is comprised of 2,578 kilograms of rare earth carbonate, was produced during the project’s commissioning phase while various circuit components were tested and operated.With commissioning now completed and the plant on its way to steady state production, shipment sizes going forward are expected to be “significantly larger.”“Our first shipment of high quality heavy rare earth carbonat...
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Source:The Flatland PostGlobal Rare Earth Magnet Market Report delivers competitive scenario of the Rare Earth Magnet market that gathers information about the investment return analysis, Key Raw Materials, Price Trend of Key Raw Materials, Key Suppliers of Raw Materials, Market Concentration Rate of Raw Materials, Proportion of Manufacturing Cost Structure, Raw Materials, Labour Cost, Manufacturing Expenses.The Global Rare Earth Magnet market revenue was xx.xx Million USD in 2013, grew to xx.xx Million USD in 2017, and will reach xx.xx Million USD in 2023, with a CAGR of x.x% during 2018-2023...
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Source:American ThinkerA Chinese warship's aggression against a U.S. Navy vessel last month makes questionable the wisdom of American dependency on China for 71% of America's rare earth minerals (REM). According to a recent U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) summary report, the U.S. produces only 24% of the REMs needed to produce many American manufacturing necessities. Rare earth minerals are necessary for agriculture fertilizers, high-tech and green energy products, oil-refining processes, and military equipment.The USGS conducts monthly, quarterly, and yearly analysis on more...
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