CHINA: Mining and processing of Earth Elements in Inner Mongolia has caused toxic leaks into Yellow river

The video explores the significance of Inner Mongolia, North China, as a hub for rare earth elements crucial for technology and renewable energy. It highlights the environmental damage caused by rare earth processing, including toxic and radioactive waste affecting local communities. The video also discusses government surveillance and policy shifts towards environmental cleanup. Despite efforts, pollution remains a threat, especially to the Yellow River. The transition to renewable energy risks repeating past industrial mistakes.

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