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Romania Reappears on the Map of Rare Minerals. Reopens the Mine at Baia De Fier. Ciolacu, Accused of Lying • Newsweek Romania

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Romania is among the few countries in Europe that own rare minerals, vital for electric and storage machine batteries, and reappears on the map of operations by reopening the mine at Baia de Fier, closed in 1999 following floods.
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Romania is among the few countries in Europe that own rare minerals, vital for electric and storage machine batteries, and reappears on the map of operations by reopening the mine at Baia de Fier, closed in 1999 following floods.

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newsweek.ro broke the news on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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