Japan /
China the rare earth minerals story – discovery
In 2010 the
commies in China in a dispute with Japan over the Senkaku Islands placed an
embargo of sorts against Japan. China
reduced their export and raised the price of rare earth elements (REE) exported
to Japan.
These
minerals are essential in the production of many electronic devices such as
computers, cell phones, etc. China being
the world’s number one exporter of this element.
The Japanese
then decided to explore an alternative source.
They recently discovered a supply of rare earth elements with a supply
to last for about four-hundred to seven-hundred years. These minerals were located off the Japanese
atoll of the Ogasawara Islands. These
minerals fall within the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) of those islands.
The commies
in Beijing with agreement from the South Koreans are claiming an atoll does not
enjoy an Exclusive Economic Zone, thus making the minerals available to any
nation. Really? What about China stealing atolls in the South
China Sea and claiming Exclusive Economic Zone off those stolen atolls?
Hypocrisy
and no consistency by the commies. Oops
there is consistency by the Chinese in that they are consistent in not being
consistent.
2010 China /
Japan rare earth video:
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