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China 's State Council announced approval of new regulations on management of rare earth materials.
Rare earths are essential components in numerous modern technologies, especially electronics used in defence, clean energy and industrial applications.
Beijing claimed the new regulations were designed to protect and “rationally develop” rare-earth assets while safeguarding the environment and securing the country’s resources.
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