China Issues Higher Export Quotas
Bloomberg reported that qualifying companies in China have been approved for increases to their rare earth export quotas.
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China’s Allocation of 2012 Rare Earth Quotas
IBTimes reported on changes to the way China allocates its rare earth quotas.
China Considers Unification of Rare Earth Sector
IBTimes reported that China is looking at amalgamating its rare earth sector into one giant manufacturer.
China Welcomes Foreign Firms in Development of REE Sector
As focus once again shifts to China’s clampdown on rare earth, many within the sector feel that the country is moving in the right direction.
Developing Rare Earths Outside of China
Critical Strategic Metals reported on several companies with rare earth projects developing outside of China.
China Invites Rare Earth Technology Collaboration
Wall Street Journal reported that China's invitation to foreign companies to collaborate on rare earth technology may be its way of addressing a recent WTO complaint over export quotas.
Rare Earth Availability Key to Electronics Production in China
The Register reported that products like the iPad are in part manufactured in China because of closer proximity to rare earth supplies.
The Costs of Mining Rare Earths in China
China Daily reported that rare earth mining is causing drinking water problems and environmental concerns in some of China's neighborhoods.
China Sets Up Rare Earth Industry Association
In response to increased criticism, China has set up a rare earth industry association in a move to speed up unification of its diverse rare earth industry.
China’s Monopoly Over Rare Earths To Continue
Business Insider reported an interview with Jeffery Green on the outlook for global rare earth supply.
