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Mining rare earth elements, 90% of which are extracted and processed in China,

Mining rare earth elements, 90% of which are extracted and processed in China,
A) results in the release of sediment and sand into streams, compromising aquatic habitats.
B) produces acidity, radioactive elements and other hazardous wastes stored in holding ponds.
C) has a relatively low impact on the environment and human health.
D) is now regulated by international treaties that prevent toxic materials from entering water and air.

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Environmental Science: Toward A Sustainable Future

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Authors: Wright, Boorse

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