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Who’s buying up flood ravaged farm land Ann Barnhardt Gulag Bound 6/24/2011 [Note on Gulag Bound: Published by Andrea Shea King at Radio Patriot This evening, The Bound will post an update beneath Ann Barnhardt’s words, with further information and context. This is subject matter we are continuing to monitor.] Two days ago, Ann posted […] June 25th, 2011 | Tags: "food desert", Agenda 21, Ann Barnhardt, ConAgra, DeBruce Grain, Executive Order 13575, Gavilon, Missouri River, Ospraie Capital Management, rare earth metals, Rep. Anthony Weiner, Sec. Tom Vilsak, Teays River Investments, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, White House Rural Council | Category: Agriculture and Food Production, Barack Obama, Department of Agriculture, Environment, George Soros, Illinois, Marxism, Missouri, Progressives, Property rights | Comments are closed
WTO litigation over China’s export limits is inevitable unless Beijing comes to its senses. James Bacchus The Wall Street Journal 5/20/2011 A strong legal case can be made that Chinese restrictions on exports of rare-earth elements violate world trade rules. Japan has said publicly that the Chinese are violating World Trade Organization rules. Germany is […] May 22nd, 2011 | Tags: rare earth metals, World Trade Organization | Category: China, European Union, technology | Comments are closed
China dominates market in obscure metals Josh Brown The Washington Times 4/11/2011 It is time for the U.S. to stop panicking and start mining in the face of a possible shortage of “rare earth” mineral supplies from China, which dominates the global supply for the obscure minerals critical to the modern high-tech economy, according to […] April 12th, 2011 | Tags: mining, rare earth metals | Category: China, Department of Defense, legislation, technology, United States | Comments are closed
Michelle Malkin 10/5/2010 President Obama is pushing solar panels and other green technology pet projects as a way to create jobs and promote energy independence. What his eco-radical bureaucrats won’t mention is that they are simply trading one type of foreign dependence for another: From Saudi oil…to Chinese rare earth metals. As some of you […] October 6th, 2010 | Tags: 'green' technology, minerals, Paul Driessen, rare earth metals, Rep. Bart Gordon | Category: Barack Obama, China, Energy, Environment, National Security, Progressives, Science/Research/Technology | Comments are closed
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