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China Discovered 9.7 Million Tons of Rare Earths and 27 Million Tons of Something Even More Critical
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China Discovered 9.7 Million Tons of Rare Earths and 27 Million Tons of Something Even More Critical
At the Maoniuping mine in Mianning county, Sichuan province, geologists had long known they were sitting on something substantial. The site has produced rare earth minerals for years, feeding into critical mineral supply chains that stretch across high-tech manufacturing hubs in Asia, Europe, and North America. But when survey teams finished a fresh round of assessments earlier this year, the numbers came back larger than expected. Beneath the a…
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