The 3 Projects Racing To Break China's Rare Earth Dominance

Описание: What if a major supplier suddenly cut off a crucial ingredient? 🚧 In this video, we explore the implications for sourcing, manufacturing, and the logistics business that keep our economies running. Discover the intertwining of global politics and economics, and how these factors influence business strategy in today's world. 🌍📈

The Rare Earth Crisis just escalated. In late 2025, China introduced aggressive export restrictions on critical rare earth elements like dysprosium, terbium, and yttrium—threatening the global supply chain for smartphones, electric vehicles, wind turbines, and military technology.

With China controlling 95% of rare earth
We uncover why rare earth metals are essential for the green transition, how China's new 2026 pricing control impacts the cost of every EV motor and wind turbine, and whether recycling could break their monopoly.

Most people think rare earths are "rare." The truth: they're concentrated in China.

If you care about renewable energy, electric cars, national security, or the future of tech, this deep-dive is essential viewing.



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REFERENCES & SOURCES:

China's Rare Earth Export Controls (EU Parliament, November 2025)

University of Birmingham HPMS Technology (January 2026 Launch)

Baotou Rare Earth Products Exchange (China National Index, January 2026)

G7 Critical Minerals Initiative ($6.4B Commitment)

ReElement Technologies Chromatography Process (75% Less Energy)

Recycling Pioneers: Closing the Rare Earths Gap (Reuters, 2025)

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