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China To Impose Mining Controls On Strategic Minerals
China To Impose Mining Controls On Strategic Minerals
The Trump-Xi meeting is now history, so Beijing can go back to doing what it does best: squeezing US supply chains with its near chokehold on most strategic and rare-earth supply chains.
China plans to impose mining controls on certain strategic minerals to ensure supply security and protect the finite resources, Beijing revealed in a government notification published by the official Xinhua News Agency.
The new rules will take effect from June 15 and allow Beijing to control total output, restrict mining entities and...
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