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How a change in recycling can beat China’s rare earths monopoly

How a change in recycling can beat China’s rare earths monopoly
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The Trump-Xi summit in Beijing ended without any renewed disruptions in trade. Trump held back on new tariffs while China’s endorsement of “strategic stability” means, for now, it will continue to export rare earth minerals — elements China dominates to the tune of 90-plus percent and that are crucial to the electronics in your pocket. […]

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