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News Update: China to launch new pricing mechanism for rare earth minerals

China's government plans to implement a pricing mechanism for rare earth minerals in five of the coutnry's provinces and regions, according to China Daily.

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thenarfer commented on 23 May 2011

I'm sorry for giving this a thumbs down, but this information was very weak.

TonyFirelli commented on 02 May 2011

She is -- hot!

US Resumes All-Important Rare Earth Mining to Offset Chinese

A major U.S. mine for rare earth metals has gone back into operation, adding a much needed source to offset China's control of the unique group of materials ...

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666NedFlanders commented on 22 Nov 2011

@mantas1111000 All of that changes the focus of the map. Google 'middle kingdom china world map', you will see how china views itself on the map. It places itself in the center making it the focus of attention. Yes a modern map usually has the us on the western hemisphere orriented how we are used to but the fact is, if you grab a globe and turn it, this view changes alot. Any case, these two guys are complete dipshits and probably don't know any of this and just like to troll with fake info.

Jack C commented on 28 Dec 2010

Blame it on the Chinks if it makes u happy. But come on mate! Europeans raped Africa back in the day. Enslaved the ppl colonized the country. I am not praising the Chinese but at least they r not doing those things in Africa. They bring investment n opportunities to Africa n we r pissed that they r doing it with money made from us. Know what we need to learn from the chinks? Buying up a country is better then invading one. We got no oil from Iraq but instead fought our way into recession.

Dernarius Starariur commented on 22 Nov 2011

@666NedFlanders My point is, the map is a standard map, just turned upside down. And by turned, I mean printed. And by upside down I mean south where north is on an upside up(standard). That's all I'm saying. I'm not trying to discuss what they said, I just got to this video by looking for videos on rare earth minerals and such, I'm not really looking for news atm.

666NedFlanders commented on 04 Nov 2011

@mrnawanshehr It is not actually upside down. Notice, "The World Map" is right side up. Maps are printed in different orrientations depending on where you live and buy the map. Its no uncommon to see the USA somewhere other than the western hemisphere (by apperance) in foreign maps; sometimes even upside down.

666NedFlanders commented on 04 Nov 2011

@AnjuABCDE Depending on where you buy a map, the orientation will change. For example, if you live in austrilia you may find maps with it in the center of the map. A map in china, is likely to me notated as 'The Middle Kingdom" and be in the middle of the map.

dangerouslytalented commented on 28 Dec 2010

@megaoceanpark impractical. A coltan mine is simply a hole in the ground, and as such is very hard to sabotage, whereas oil is volatile, and oil is easy to sabotage. It is much harder to get oil out of a war zone than it is to get coltan.

Jack C commented on 28 Dec 2010

@dangerouslytalented True! But then again did we even get a drop of oil from Iraq? Lol... all that money invested in the war but no return. That money could have save America from the economic melt down. That was the "get away" money.

Kokoda144 commented on 18 Aug 2011

some physicist will find a new material or old material used in a new way to replace rare earths, its happened b4 it will happen again. in fact they now have graphene for faster transistors and graphene is not toxic like rare earths.

Dernarius Starariur commented on 22 Nov 2011

@666NedFlanders Still, on that map, the south is where north usually is. This map has the Atlantic in the middle, and is upside down. I believe i can see when Africa or South America are upside down.

25Busterdog commented on 26 Feb 2012

The USA has vast untapped rare earth reserves. Only greed for a quick profit stopped mining in the USA - sources claimed it was much too expensive to mine. We'll see!

Jack C commented on 28 Dec 2010

@dangerouslytalented Then u know what we should have done? Sell weapons to Iraq in exchange for oil instead of fighting them which even cost more money.

dangerouslytalented commented on 28 Dec 2010

@megaoceanpark That was the deficit. If there was no war, and no tax cuts, the US would have no deficit. Clinton balanced the budget, and Bush spent it.

Gerald O'Hare commented on 16 Mar 2011

We need more mining for both Rare Earth elements and also shale natural gas which could make us the new Saudi Arabia of energy production.

dangerouslytalented commented on 28 Dec 2010

The Chinese are causing wars in the Congo and other nations in Africa in order to increase their supply of coltan and other rare earths.

dangerouslytalented commented on 28 Dec 2010

@megaoceanpark ... in this case, the chinese are doing the "smart"thing... Simply selling weapons to both sides in return for coltan.

Jack C commented on 28 Dec 2010

@dangerouslytalented Oh well now we r starting up another war in Korea. I don't know if thats wise thing to do.

TheBrettBretterson commented on 08 Feb 2012

China is going to use it, along with the national debt, to strangle the U.S. into submission.

Zalahblue commented on 28 Dec 2010

BTW: congrats to all the wall street pigs on their $90 BILLION BONUSES! Happy New Year.

Zalahblue commented on 28 Dec 2010

I read that China had bought three gold mines in Africa. Now it all makes sense.

AnjuABCDE commented on 01 May 2011

@mrnawanshehr its an upside down world. get the irony?

Andres Garcia commented on 01 Oct 2011

My God this information is horribly inaccurate...

Rare Earth Prices Rise, Chinese Regime Limits Supply

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BigMTBrain commented on 23 Jun 2011

That's yet another way to gain a price edge with Japanese and other Asian electronics manufactures: Sell the rare earths cheaply (or give it freely) to domestic, non-international manufacturers while making the minerals more expensive to foreign competition.

LucentTwinkle commented on 23 Jun 2011

their land, not anybody else's. if the belt is too tight, let some jobs come back to manufacturing in industrialized nations. if anything, won't this help the recycling industry and make things more green?

mobilefreek commented on 23 Jun 2011

The BRIC countries could spark off a a financial crisis here as Western markets determine to come self sufficient creating to distinct camps.

How China Came to Dominate Rare-Earth Metals - Episode 1160

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DocWolph commented on 22 Jun 2013

China's behavior over controlling Rare Earth Metals (REMs) is easily anticipated. This will only spur development or redevelopment of Australian and American, in California principally, sources. And guess who will develop the tech to sort out the REMs faster and more efficently? Not China. Meanwhile, methods and technologies that do not use REMs at all are being developed in Japan. China is a potentially hooting itself in the foot, here.

JogBird commented on 22 Jun 2013

fuck this shit, there is nothing rare about rare earth metals.. thats just an archaic name given to those elements.. its incredibly dirty to mine which is why America doesnt want to mine and process it

DocWolph commented on 29 Jun 2013

It depends on who steps up and how China decided to horde the Rare Earth Elements. I can almost guarantee China will be on the losing end over time.

lukash kowcz commented on 22 Jun 2013

because the government wants a shit load of cash and boom their economy, while BUCK OFAMA wants to go all green energy which is a bunch of BS

Ramón Rivera commented on 22 Jun 2013

Self parking without the driver inside? Terrible idea. What about people walking around on the parking lot? This should never be allowed.

nixxxon18 commented on 06 Jul 2013

That buick is a fucking horrible rip-off of the old BMW 5-series, its like a 5-series with down syndrome

Adam Cole commented on 22 Jun 2013

no suprise china is COMING!!

James Ham commented on 22 Jun 2013

Tell us how you really feel

BRICSSCO commented on 22 Jun 2013

keep on dreaming.

Jflux69 commented on 22 Jun 2013

Good Job Sean.

More Toyota Recalls - Autoline Daily 504

China is cornering the market for rare-earth metals used in hybrid batteries and electric motors. Toyota's in trouble, again, this time recalling vehicles for ...

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Sean R commented on 22 Oct 2010

Toyota needs to eat a **** and die already. are you kidding me. what are they doing at toyota sleeping???? ridiculous...people are taking serious gamble when they buy a newer model toyota...it's a shame since older ones like my 93 camry le and 94 corolla dx were such good cars never any problem with them, heck barely had to do brake jobs on them...great cars. nowadays though toyota and lexus is one of the worst cars in my opinion. interestingly enough havent really heard much on scion recalls.

AMERICAN BADASS 14 commented on 22 Oct 2010

@Techn0Fr0ntier you know how much a recall costs a company....and toyota has had 10 million in just this year alone not GM not ford and not even dodge has had this many recalls in ONE YEAR safest car company in the world MY ASS....the 80s toyotas was bulletporoof....those days are gone when they started building em here quality suffered thats another argument for another day on pay rates etc but the facts are toyota has been cutting corners for years look for more recalls in the coming years

bg1379 commented on 21 Oct 2010

@goru426 Production is down, quality is low. Why should auto workers drag their companies to the ground because of OVER PRICED, OVER STAFFED work?! The economy is down, American automakers are still down. In order to compete with foreign companies, we need to lower the price of our cars that, frankly, are often worse than their foreign counterparts. This is basic economics--if you don't understand it, go to school.

Goru Minosyan commented on 22 Oct 2010

The choice here is very simple. Either the US workers will become slaves like their Chinese workers, or the Chinese workers will get better pay! US corporations have already enslaved the workers China, now they want to enslave the workers in USA! What if the corporations want to cut the pay to $5/h in 2015, because of the Chinese slave labor? Is that still OK?

Sean R commented on 22 Oct 2010

i think what the problem is that they spent too much time and money on developing the outrageously overpriced LF-A Lexus supercar...as amazing as it is...it's just dumb. Lexus has always been known as the more plush and luxurious version of toyota for the american market.

Techn0Fr0ntier commented on 22 Oct 2010

There were many claims from about 300 users of these cars, but there aren't any record of accidents on this problem. Toyota motto is to make real safe car, and thats why Toyota decided to take on recall. Other car companies would neglect even this problem happens.

Goru Minosyan commented on 21 Oct 2010

Because of this guy's recent statement, supporting the pay cuts for all the hard working people in the US auto industries I'm Unsubscribing from this channel. Good luck to AutoLine Detroit in their support for the big corporations and ultra rich people in USA!

Snowmation commented on 22 Oct 2010

@goru426 Have you ever heard of Federal and State minimum wage rates laws? Dude seriously, before you post, stop, take a few seconds to think out your thoughts, 'cause right now you're just sounding like a fanatic.

ericpinter29 commented on 01 Dec 2010

why are toyotas so popular in america they have recalls like nobodies bissness, there just crap, but still if the orgin of them say jap americans will buy them over the big 3s cars anyday, y i do not no, rediculous

Stevie B commented on 22 Oct 2010

@goru426 bah-bye (vana white) dude, its the lesser of 2 evils no one likes it, but the US Auto Industry has historically (and currently) been a showcase to the rest of the world of American ingenuity

vipermoon64 commented on 22 Oct 2010

Such a beautiful Journey. Though it would look better without the side moldings, it doesn't fit witht that car to me. The current Journey has no moldings.

siamiam commented on 21 Oct 2010

@goru426 see ya , better less pay then no pay. millions of others already work harder for less

ihategeneralmotors commented on 22 Oct 2010

remember when toyota was awesome? those were the days..

Ursinia commented on 22 Oct 2010

Will that be the Journey's "R/T" engine?

Patrick Work Vlog commented on 22 Oct 2010

China is a very scary country.

Hummers222 commented on 22 Oct 2010

I like the new Journey!

steven commented on 21 Oct 2010

sigh toyota..........

China's hold on rare earths

As China stockpiles rare earth minerals used to manufacture consumer items like iPhones and cameras, the U.S. is facing a growing shortage.

China to restrict exports of strategic rare earth metals - CCTV 090509 (CCTV-9.)

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Li Gabriel commented on 30 Oct 2010

@BLUERAY1611 Who is really a treat ?Dont forget how the amcerican treat Japan in the past century foryour own interest and lead Jap economic rout for more than 20 years by rising yen rate. Now your Govt. try to does the same to RMB but we wont become the 2nd Jap Govt. The american emphasize freedom and human right but wt your Govt, done is to coerce China sell REE in cheap price to you and you never need to mine your own(U.S.A is the 2nd large REE reserve country)？humm..hypocriticala and racal.

Li Gabriel commented on 30 Oct 2010

@lmola50 Even you can boycot it,most of products in developed countries are made from labours or industry in China. In the past cenury, these "cheap" products maintain the americans high standard life. China is the only country different from the 3rd world contries and she wont let the economic killers from American to rape thier natural resources. We`ve really see though how selffish of your ppl done with them but you still claim your-self justice ？？？

Elbottoo commented on 09 Jan 2010

@Luffy327 So what. If you dont like it, go mine rare earths yourself. OWNED. As an added bonus, you get to create some jobs in the process. Dumbasses like you need to stop blaming China and watch this watch?v=GgAZOffMj5Y&feature=related So China has to continue to poison their lands just to satisfy YOUR needs? Fk you and go mine that crap yourself if you want it. Fking hippies.

BLUERAY1611 commented on 27 Oct 2010

@lmola50 Balls to China. India aims to restart production of rare earths late next year for the first time since 2004, a top government official said on Wednesday.A major consuming market is Japan, where Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Japanese counterpart Naoto Kan agreed this week to cooperate on minerals and metals.

BLUERAY1611 commented on 28 Oct 2010

@lmola50 You are absoulitely right boycot cheap SHIT FROM CHINA. China is a treat to world's economy. While china become richer with the expense of other country, rest of the world will become poorer. China is like a "neonazi in making", stop now by boycoting chinese shit or repent later.

Jackie Cheung commented on 04 Jan 2010

Before former chinese president Deng Xiaopeng died in the 90's, he once said " The Middle East got crude oil , China got rare earth materials.. "

Tarmacdaddy1 commented on 27 Jun 2010

Check out Lynas corporation LYC.AX......also Arafura Resources ARU.AX

TheKrazySystem commented on 24 Feb 2010

Go CHINA. Just dont blow us up.

Nolly Roma commented on 09 Sep 2009

go china!!! close 'em down!!

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