Around 80% of the world’s tungsten, used in bullets and armor plating, is produced by China. Bloomberg Opinion columnist David Fickling went to a remote mine in Australia to learn why that’s about to change. (Source: Bloomberg)
Around 80% of the world’s tungsten, used in bullets and armor plating, is produced by China. Bloomberg Opinion columnist David Fickling went to a remote mine in Australia to learn why that’s about to change. (Source: Bloomberg)
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