Long-standing concern about a secure supply of the so-called rare earth elements, 17 elements adjacent on the periodic table of elements.

Shift to green energy sources could mean crunch in supply of scarce metals

By American Chemical Society Randolph E. Kirchain, Ph.D.—— Bio and Archives--April 25, 2012

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Environmental Science & Technology A large-scale shift from coal-fired electric power plants and gasoline-fueled cars to wind turbines and electric vehicles could increase demand for two already-scarce metals — available almost exclusively in China — by 600-2,600 percent over the next 25 years, a new study has concluded.

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