The western world has within its capacity far more than enough rare earths (including heavy rare earths) to meet its own industrial demand. It is an unwillingness to process material containing thorium which is ultimately impeding our high tech manufacturing sector.
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Takashi Kamei – Recent Research Activities on Thorium and MSR in Japan TEAC 4
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Simon Irish – Developed World Debt Levels Demand Power & Energy Revolution TEAC 4
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Dr. Joe Bonometti – Thorium Education & Outreach TEAC 4
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Dr. Takashi Kamei – Japan Revival Strategy by Thorium MSR TEAC 3
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John Kutsch – Why of Thorium & the Way Forward TEAC 4
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Stephen Boyd TEAC 4
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Siemer TEAC4
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LeBlanc TEAC4
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Martin TEAC4
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