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GM Must Buy Its Platinum & Rhodium For US Consumption From A Foreign Country. Is It Fair To Criticize This Practice As An Outsourcing Of Jobs?

by Jack Lifton on July 10, 2009

in News Analysis, Platinum Group

The Tellurium Supply Conjecture

by Jack Lifton on July 9, 2009 · 2 comments

in Photovoltaic Cells, Tellurium

China And The Future Supply Of Rare Earths: A Geological And Economic Assessment

by Jack Lifton on June 4, 2009

in China, Rare Earths

The Thorium Renaissance: Will China Leap Ahead Of The USA And The West On The Green Road To Thorium Fuel Cycle Using Nuclear Reactors?

by Jack Lifton on June 2, 2009 · 1 comment

in Nuclear Energy, Thorium

The New “Great Game” : China And India Vie For The World’s Natural Resources From Developed Nations While America Sleeps: Part 1: China In Australia

by Jack Lifton on May 31, 2009

in China, Rare Earths

Renewing Our Dependence

by Admin on May 28, 2009

in China, In The Media, Rare Earths

Only New North American Rare Earth Production Could Make It Possible For Toyota To Save General Motors. Will The Anti-Mining Lobby Allow The Curse Of Lithium To Be Lifted By The Wizards Of Lanthanum?

by Jack Lifton on May 26, 2009

in Batteries, Hybrids & EVs, Rare Earths

An Organic Chart Of Rare Metal Investments Coming Soon

by Jack Lifton on May 10, 2009

in Metals & Minerals, Tools & Metrics

Windpower To Overtake Nuclear in China By 2020?

by Jack Lifton on May 7, 2009 · 1 comment

in China, Permanent Magnets, Rare Earths, Wind Turbines

Why Is China Using Its Horde Of Dollars To Buy Natural Resources?

by Jack Lifton on May 5, 2009

in China, Rare Earths

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