China’s Dystopian Lake–Courtesy Of The World’s Lust For Rare Earths

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And here is another face of green energy. Protecting the environment requires us to rip the bowels of the Earth out and dump unprecedented volumes of leftover junk. Compare vast landscapes completely destroyed to a couple of holes in the Earth’s crust that you won’t notice unless you stand on them. There is far worse than drilling for oil and gas and if we want we can see it right before us.

China’s Dystopian Lake–Courtesy Of The World’s Lust For Rare Earths
China’s Dystopian Lake–Courtesy Of The World’s Lust For Rare Earths

By Paul Homewood    Further to my post on neodymium, it is worth taking a closer look at just why China dominates most of the world’s production, their share being estimated at 90%. Altho…
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