Japan found a huge source of rare earth in the sea
Japanese researchers have found a huge source of rare earth in the Pacific Ocean, with the concentration of this precious mineral in soil 30 times higher than that of Ch…
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Japanese researchers have found a huge source of rare earth in the Pacific Ocean, with the concentration of this precious mineral in soil 30 times higher than that of Ch…
The world's oceans contain at least 4 billion tons of rare metals, but the goal of exploiting uranium from the sea is still a dream for the past four decades. The reason…
Dr. Nguyen Trung Minh and his colleagues, from the Vietnam Institute of Science and Technology, have successfully researched to take advantage of the beneficial componen…
A South African coal mining company is cleaning up the industrial waste they have thrown out into the environment, turning them into materials to build cheap and environ…
In Indonesia, an old coal mine was successfully renovated by the mineral mining company to plant forests.
On September 11, Binh Thuan Department of Natural Resources and Environment suspended titanium mining activities of Duong Anh Joint Stock Company, because this company h…
China is looking for measures to control and restrict the export of precious and rare resources for sustainable development.
Due to China 's reduction in rare earth exports, many countries are forced to find other supplies. But rare earth mining also contains a lot of environmental risks.
Mongolia has suspended nearly 50% of the total number of mining licenses nationwide to protect the already and increasingly degraded environment.
'Red mud flood' in Cao Bang has recently been combined with smooth iron ore in the process of washing raw ore into fine ore.
Despite the cancellation of a billion-dollar giant bauxite mining project, the Queenland state government, ...
To get a gram of gold, people use two or three grams of toxic mercury to exploit it. And in order to have handmade gold mines, people do not hesitate to destroy forests…
The race to control the vast mineral resources in the ocean is once again heated ...
According to a study by Christian D. Klose of Columbia University (USA), the most intense earthquake in Australian history occurs due to changes in the Earth's crust str…
'The environment of Ha Long Bay is threatened, coal mining, sea encroachment, aquaculture ... are increasingly taking place with increasing trend ...