BBC News
Poisoned water and scarred hills: BBC visits world's rare earths capital in China
China has paid a steep price for mining the rare earth metals the world wants.

- Attribution
- Posted28 minutes ago

- Attribution
- Posted4 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted3 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted5 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted5 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted3 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted5 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted2 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted5 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted4 hours ago

Poisoned water and scarred hills: BBC visits world's rare earths capital in China
China has paid a steep price for mining the rare earth metals the world wants.

- Attribution
- Posted28 minutes ago

- Attribution
- Posted4 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted3 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted5 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted5 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted3 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted5 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted2 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted5 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted4 hours ago

Poisoned water and scarred hills: BBC visits world's rare earths capital in China
China has paid a steep price for mining the rare earth metals the world wants.

- Attribution
- Posted28 minutes ago

- Attribution
- Posted4 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted3 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted5 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted5 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted3 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted5 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted2 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted5 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted4 hours ago

Poisoned water and scarred hills: BBC visits world's rare earths capital in China
China has paid a steep price for mining the rare earth metals the world wants.

- Attribution
- Posted28 minutes ago

- Attribution
- Posted4 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted3 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted5 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted5 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted3 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted5 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted2 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted5 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted4 hours ago

Poisoned water and scarred hills: BBC visits world's rare earths capital in China
China has paid a steep price for mining the rare earth metals the world wants.

- Attribution
- Posted28 minutes ago

- Attribution
- Posted4 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted3 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted5 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted5 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted3 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted5 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted2 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted5 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted4 hours ago

The video playlist
Watch our pick of standout clips from across the BBC
More to explore
From India to Britain and back: The cartoonist who fought censors with a smile
Abu Abraham’s sharp cartoons exposed power’s excesses during India’s 1975 Emergency crackdown.
- Attribution
- Posted6 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted3 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted5 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted30 minutes ago

- Attribution
- Posted4 hours ago

News Daily
Get our flagship daily newsletter delivered straight to your inbox first thing, with all the latest headlines you need to start the day
Most watched
Also in news
King says France and UK face 'complex threats'
Emmanuel Macron arrives for a three-day trip and is expected to address Parliament later.
- Attribution
- Posted4 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted4 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted8 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted5 hours ago
- Comments

- Attribution
- Posted8 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted7 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted11 hours ago

Most read
BBC News app
Top stories, breaking news, live reporting, and follow news topics that match your interests
More news on iPlayer and Sounds
Elsewhere on the BBC
Tackling the taboos around later-life love
Four over-60s smash stereotypes and explore what sex really looks like as we get older.
- AttributioniPlayer

- AttributionSounds

- AttributioniPlayer
- Available for 6 months

- AttributionSounds

- AttributioniPlayer

- AttributionSounds

- AttributioniPlayer

'I don't take this as a win' - Sinner on cruel Dimitrov blow
Jannik Sinner says he cannot accept his progress to the Wimbledon quarter-finals "as a win" following Grigor Dimitrov's injury heartbreak.

- Attribution
- Posted11 hours ago
- Comments

- Attribution
- Posted5 hours ago
- Comments

- Attribution
- Posted9 hours ago


- Attribution
- Posted6 hours ago

- Attribution
- Posted7 hours ago














