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The Biggest Reason Why Japan Continues to Lose to China in Rare Earth Elements Is Its Neglect of Thorium, a "Valuable resource."

Summary by toyokeizai.net
The rare earth issue has attracted considerable attention in recent years. At its core, it is deeply intertwined with the existence of thorium, a "negative externality" that has persisted since the Industrial Revolution. How should we overcome the complex challenges of modern society, including China's export restrictions, environmental pollution, and resource strategies? (This introductory paragraph was generated by AI.)
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The rare earth issue has attracted considerable attention in recent years. At its core, it is deeply intertwined with the existence of thorium, a "negative externality" that has persisted since the Industrial Revolution. How should we overcome the complex challenges of modern society, including China's export restrictions, environmental pollution, and resource strategies? (This introductory paragraph was generated by AI.)

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toyokeizai.net broke the news on Friday, May 29, 2026.
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