Rare Earth Metals Will Be Mined in Vietnam by the Japanese By: Shino Yuasa | The Christian Science Monitor

Rare Earth Metals Will Be Mined in Vietnam by the Japanese
By: Shino Yuasa | The Christian Science Monitor

Rare earth metals, crucial in advanced manufacturing such as computer disk drives, mobile phones and hybrid car components are produced mainly in China.

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