Beijing, keen to burnish its green credentials and tighten its grip over the highly sought-after metals, has started cleaning up the industry by closing illegal mines, setting tougher environmental standards and restricting exports.
Would this mean that deposits with low uranium and thorium will be more highly sought after in terms of environmental standards.
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