According to IDG News, an important rare earth mine in the United States will be re-invested to counterbalance China's previous restrictions on rare earth production and exports.
Molycorp Inc. of Greenwood Village, Colo., last week resumed its rare earth mining operations in Mountain Pass in the Mojave Desert in southwestern California. . Mori plans to produce approximately 20,000 tons of rare earths per year in 2012 to meet some of the U.S. domestic market demand. In addition, in early 2011, the company is about to break ground in the mine site to establish new rare earth production equipment. It is reported that the Paisan mine was discovered in the 1950s and was once considered to be the world’s largest deposit of rare earths.
The location of the Paz Mountain Rare Earth Mine was shut down in 2002 because of environmental pollution and the low cost of Chinese rare earths. It is reported that rare earths are a group of new functional materials that possess both electrical, magnetic, optical, and biological properties, and are important basic materials for information technology, biotechnology, and energy technology, as well as for national defense construction. In the modern era, rare earth elements are widely used in the fields of automotive hybrids, green technologies such as mobile phones and computers, or microelectronics, which makes rare earths an ordinary people with a clean and modern image, but their exploitation and processing may cause severe pollution to the environment. Its waste can contaminate the soil, and it can also produce ** and radioactive dust, which respectively pollute the water and air.
Sludge at the base of the Pashanshan rare earth mine Currently, China has limited the output and export supply of rare earths to mitigate the deterioration of environmental pollution. This move has caused concern in many countries. Countries such as the United States and Japan rely heavily on imported countries. The Ministry of Finance of the People's Republic of China has already announced the taxation of metal exports in 2011.
It is reported that in November this year, the company has cleared the way for the restoration of environmental approvals. This month, Mori has cooperated with Hitachi Metals Ltd. and Sumitomo Corp., two Japanese companies, on rare earth resource issues. Another company, Lynas Corp., which has a globally known rare-earth ore deposit, also formed a "strategic alliance" last month with Japan's largest rare earth importer, Sojitz Corp.
Molycorp Inc. of Greenwood Village, Colo., last week resumed its rare earth mining operations in Mountain Pass in the Mojave Desert in southwestern California. . Mori plans to produce approximately 20,000 tons of rare earths per year in 2012 to meet some of the U.S. domestic market demand. In addition, in early 2011, the company is about to break ground in the mine site to establish new rare earth production equipment. It is reported that the Paisan mine was discovered in the 1950s and was once considered to be the world’s largest deposit of rare earths.
The location of the Paz Mountain Rare Earth Mine was shut down in 2002 because of environmental pollution and the low cost of Chinese rare earths. It is reported that rare earths are a group of new functional materials that possess both electrical, magnetic, optical, and biological properties, and are important basic materials for information technology, biotechnology, and energy technology, as well as for national defense construction. In the modern era, rare earth elements are widely used in the fields of automotive hybrids, green technologies such as mobile phones and computers, or microelectronics, which makes rare earths an ordinary people with a clean and modern image, but their exploitation and processing may cause severe pollution to the environment. Its waste can contaminate the soil, and it can also produce ** and radioactive dust, which respectively pollute the water and air.
Sludge at the base of the Pashanshan rare earth mine Currently, China has limited the output and export supply of rare earths to mitigate the deterioration of environmental pollution. This move has caused concern in many countries. Countries such as the United States and Japan rely heavily on imported countries. The Ministry of Finance of the People's Republic of China has already announced the taxation of metal exports in 2011.
It is reported that in November this year, the company has cleared the way for the restoration of environmental approvals. This month, Mori has cooperated with Hitachi Metals Ltd. and Sumitomo Corp., two Japanese companies, on rare earth resource issues. Another company, Lynas Corp., which has a globally known rare-earth ore deposit, also formed a "strategic alliance" last month with Japan's largest rare earth importer, Sojitz Corp.
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