Rare-earth mining runoff imperils Southeast Asian rivers
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Photos show toxic runoff from rare-earth mining contaminating rivers in Southeast Asia, signaling environmental damage that could threaten ecosystems and local communities, and prompting calls for tighter oversight and cleanup efforts.
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