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China, which curtailed the export of rare-earth elements to Japan following a collision at sea between boats from both countries and later stopped shipments of the minerals to the U.S. and Europe, today allowed the shipments to resume, according to The Associated Press.

The elements are found in many modern technological devices, including superconductors, electronic polishers, and hybrid- and electric-car components (primarily batteries and magnets).


 

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China Resumes Export Of Rare Earth Minerals Used In EV And Hybrid Production

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