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Billionaire Friedland to Build Major US-Backed Rare Earths Mine

Newseze Wire·Sun, Nov 1, 11:02 PMWire: Bloomberg Markets
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Billionaire Friedland to Build Major US-Backed Rare Earths Mine

An Australian miner led by billionaire Robert Friedland and backed by the US Department of War has given the go-ahead for a major rare earths project.

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