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China Makes Rare Earth Even Rarer
Analysts at Asian Green Technology Holdings, Ltd. explore the rare earth situation and the impact of China's change in export quotas and the new guidelines set up.
China's State Council has issued a national guideline to promote sustainable and healthy development of the nation's rare earth Industry. China's exports of rare-earth ores and metals in the first four months this year rose 33% on year to 18,614 metric tons, even as Beijing orders drastic cuts to the country's rare-earth exports. The data supplied by Hong Kong-based Economic Information Agency suggests that even as the government has repeatedly vowed to crack down on illegal mining and tighten control over supply, its reach on reducing actual exports may be more limited.
In a statement, the commerce ministry announced that iron alloys containing more than 10% of rare earths will fall under the export quota starting Friday. The guideline says special campaigns will be launched to crack down on illegal mining activities and excessive production, and greater efforts will be made to combat practices that pollute the environment and damage the ecology. The campaigns will also target illegal exports and smuggling of rare earths.
Rare earths minerals are exotic minerals with strange names such cerium, dysprosium, erbium, europium, gadolinium, holmium, lanthanum, lutetium, and neodymium. Rare earth minerals are vital materials used in the manufacture of high-tech items. Important items manufactured using rare earths include most consumer electronics, hybrid car batteries, powerful magnets, weapons guidance systems, and most renewable energy technologies. China is the nation that controls the world market; this is largely due to Western mining standards that make it impossible to compete with China in this environmentally hazardous process. The Chinese are believed to own one-third of the world's reserves of these strategically important minerals and produce more than 90% of world production. In addition, China plans to build a strategic reserve stockpile of rare earths. This is good news for those smart investors who are already positioned in this thin market sector but it is extremely troubling for those manufacturers who depend on reliable, affordable, supplies. With world-wide demand soaring prices of these vital must-have minerals will continue to sky-rocket regardless of China's quotas and guidelines.
The Chinese shift in rare earth mineral policies has prompted many solutions to the scarcity of this vital resource. The Japanese have already set a goal of reducing the amount of rare earths imported by one third, with the country now seeking to lead the world in rare earth recycling. Last year, a diplomatic spat between Japan and China led the world's largest supplier of Rare Earth Elements (REEs) to suspend exports of Rare Earth oxides and other critical metals to its largest single client. China, which mines more than 90 percent of the world's rare earth, has exported 6,000 tons, or 49.8%, of its total rare earth to Japan. While recycling is very expensive, the government of Japan has been instrumental in getting the recycling of REs underway and has both instituted subsidies and facilitated inter-industry cooperation. The Japanese Ministry of Trade has provided a third of a billion dollars in subsidies, which has been used as seed money for some 160 projects worth $1.34 billion. That number will increase as the Japanese government is offering another 8.9 billion yen in subsidies in the next fiscal year. Japan is also investing heavily in research. Scientists at the University of Tokyo recently succeeded in separating REEs from neodymium magnets through a new, much cheaper recycling process. The Japanese have set a goal of reducing the amount of REs imported by its domestic industry by one third which is a step in the right direction towards reduced dependence on Chinese minerals.
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About Asian Green Technology Holdings, Ltd.:
Asian Green Technology Holdings, Ltd. is a private holding company specializing in the acquisitions of both technology companies and industrial patents in environmental sectors. Established for the consolidation of green businesses and technologies starting in Asia and then reaching outward, Asian Green Technology Holdings will leverage its assets, both cash assets raised from qualified investors and those brought in through corporate acquisitions, to grow and effectively bring more environmental concerns into its fold.
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Don't Confuse Rare Yugioh Cards for Rare Yugioh Cards
Did I lose you at the title? If you stick with me a little bit, I'll explain. Rarity for yugioh cards is relative. Based on what a card does will actually affect how rare it really becomes in the market. First, there are basically two types of people who buy yugioh cards. The first is the player. Every single time a new yugioh set comes out, a player will go through the yugioh card list for the set and determine which cards will be beneficial to him. The second type is the collector. The collector collects according to his or her preference. Some collectors collect only the rare yugioh cards, while some collect the entire set. I'm a bit of both, I like collecting rare foil yugioh cards and using them to build a deck.
Although both the player and collector can affect the value of any one yugioh card, the player has greater influence on card value of a current tournament legal card. In short, if the card is playable in a tournament, then the player affects the value more than a collector. Another reason collectors don't affect value as much is because they often just buy one copy of a particular yugioh card. Whereas the player will buy multiple copies of a rare yugioh card to complete the deck.
Now, yugioh cards are classified by the manufacturer based on the ratio of each print run and how much of each classification is placed in a single yugioh booster pack. There are eight common cards in every nine-card yugioh booster pack. One of the nine will be a rare. Sometimes, that rare is replaced by a higher rarity kind of card. In yugioh, there are super rare yugioh cards and ultra rare yugioh cards. There is one super rare in every six booster packs and there is one ultra rare in every twelve booster packs. These are just the numbers based on the print run. It doesn't mean that if you buy twelve booster packs, then you're guaranteed an ultra rare yugioh card.
When you're trading your yugioh cards to either complete your collection or your deck, keep this mind. Not all rare, super rare or ultra rare cards are useful to a player. What this means is that the rare cards that don't show up in tournament decks are easier to trade for when you're trading with a player. On the flip side, a rare card that's playable might be easily traded for when you are trading with a collector. The rarity of a yugioh card depends on the trader's perception. Some players even trade away super rare cards to get a few rare cards that they need for their tournament deck. So the next time you're looking to complete your yugioh card collection or tournament deck, find out if the trader is a player or a collector. From there, you'll know the differences between a "rare" yugioh card and a rare yugioh card.
About the Author
Caleb McLellan is an avid gamer and hobby writer. Aside from actively trading yugioh cards , he also teaches new hobbyists in his local game shop. He's been known to be a fan of foil rare yugioh cards and loves building all foil decks for tournaments.
Is it very rare to be pregnant without this symptom?
I am reading everywhere that everyone who lists their pregnancy symptoms always seems to include sore boobs. Was that the case with you too? I am ttc but do not have this symptom and the other symptoms I have seemed sadly to have vanished (cramping, back ache etc).
thanks for sharing the answers! feeling more positive now.
not everyone gets sore breasts.
i do, but my friend doesnt. we are due 2 days apart.
my friend is sick this time around, and im not. (was really sick with my son)
every pregnancy is different. even every pregnancy in the same person is different. this time around is very different than my first.
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