This revelation comes at a time when China, Russia, and the U.S. are racing to expand their nuclear technology and make nuclear energy a primary power source for the future.

Just five years of mining waste from a single iron ore site in Inner Mongolia contains enough thorium to meet US household energy demands for more than 1,000 years, according to the report ...

Scientists estimate that the Bayan Obo mining complex, if fully utilised, could yield 1 million tonnes of thorium—enough to sustain China’s energy needs for an astonishing 60,000 years ...

A recently declassified geological survey suggests that China may have far more thorium than previously estimated, placing ...

China has found a treasure that will change its fortunes. Chinese geologists have discovered huge thorium reserves in the country. This reserve is so huge that it can end China's electricity problems ...

Thorium is a relatively abundant, slightly radioactive element which is commonly produced as a byproduct of mining rare-earth metals. On its own, thorium isn't fissile, which means it doesn't ...

Mustang Energy Corp. ( CSE: MEC, OTC:MECPF, FRA:92T ) (the “ Company ” or “ Mustang ”) is pleased to announce that it has ...

Australia, Brazil and the U.S. also boast large reserves of thorium, each possessing more than 500,000 tons. The Steenkampskraal rare-earth mine in South Africa, one of the world's highest-grade ...

Malaysia aims to collaborate, share knowledge, and acquire technology transfer from China and India in the use of thorium as nuclear fuel, said Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation Chang Lih ...

But here's the kicker—thorium can generate 200 times more energy than uranium-232. That's like trading in your tricycle for a supersonic jet. Enter the Bayan Obo mining complex in Inner Mongolia ...

and Chinese companies are aggressively securing mining contracts in Balochistan. Beijing’s recent discovery of thorium—a safer, more efficient alternative to uranium—further underscores the ...