Ein führender Experte kritisiert die Aussage des Premierministers, dass „in Japan kein Mangel mehr an seltenen Erden mehr herrschen wird“: „Es würde mich nicht wundern, wenn die (inländischen) Produktionskosten für seltene Erden 100- oder sogar 1000-mal höher wären als in China.“

https://news.jp/i/1405046262778331267?c=39546741839462401

9 Kommentare

  1. True.

    Japan is thinking they can pull those minerals out of the seabed, basically for free.

    Think again Japan….

  2. South-Shopping-8368 on

    Japanese people seem to have a fondness for ‘Imperial HQ-style announcements.’

  3. improbable_humanoid on

    Having a source of rare earths means little if extracting them costs 100X what it does in China.

  4. ImplementFamous7870 on

    I guess displaying energy and using simple statements can only get one so far

  5. emp_sanfords_hardhat on

    So far all the comments are saying that it’s crazy to finance the production of their own rare earth supply… but if they don’t, they will be forever subjected to bullying from China.

    Japan’s future is stuck between a rock and a hard place.

  6. Both_Analyst_4734 on

    Rare earth isn’t rare, it’s just incredibly destructive to extract them. It’s surface strip mining using massive amounts of toxic chemicals.

    China doesn’t care about pollution, the environment, or citizens health. That’s why they are the main sources, other countries stopped.

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