During its operation, between 1984 and 1993, 727,000 gallons of toxic water spilled from the mine into the Mojave National Preserve with spills exceeding 350,000 gallons in 1996 alone.
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Price surges in rare earth metals are causing industrial manufacturers to look for new designs that use less of the elements.
A critical component of today’s high tech and energy consumptive society is controlled by one of America’s largest creditors, China. High guass rare earth magnets are used in disc drives, generators, motors and US...
Read MoreAmerica’s dependence upon China for rare earths critical to high gauss magnets and many ingredients used in the production of every day items like cell phones and computers has been an issue I have written about several...
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A new Zogby poll indicates Americans are wisely beginning to question the manner in which we have financed the war against terrorism. Meanwhile China engages in female infanticide.
As I have been writing for some time, China controls the rare earth magnet market. With the push for more wind farms and electric vehicles and China’s own growth in these industries, China may stop exporting except within a completed manufactured product made in China.
