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Newssummary: China’s Ganzhou Progresses in Crackdown on Illegal Rare Earth Mining
Apr 29, 2014 14:24Local government of Ganzhou city, Jiangxi province, clamped down 233 illegal rare earth mining sites, 104 of which in Anyuan County, in its three-month crackdown efforts since last June.
SHANGHAI, Apr. 29 (SMM) – Local government of Ganzhou city, Jiangxi province, clamped down 233 illegal rare earth mining sites, 104 of which in Anyuan County, in its three-month crackdown efforts since last June, local media reported.
Ganzhou, which stores about 40% of the country's most valuable ion-type rare earth minerals, has spearheaded a countrywide drive against illegal exploration, helping to stabilize rare earth prices, the report said.
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