California Mine Will Reopen to Meet U.S. Demand for Rare Earth Materials -- Popular Science
Japan has already taken measures to innovate and make deals around China’s monopoly on the global supply of refined rare earth elements, and the U.S. is now doing the same. Rare earths producer Molycorp. has secured the proper permits and clearances needed to reopen the Mountain Pass, Calif., mine that should be able to cover the current domestic demand for rare earths once it reaches full production.
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