this way we don't need electric cars anymore. mining those rare eath minerals is far worse for the environment than petroleum use.  plant more trees or:(10 years ago so its probably larger now) the artificial lake is a creation of the waste byproducts of rare earth mining, which retrieves essential minerals needed to create a lot of our tech gadgets," british writer tim maughan told abc news today. maughan originally wrote about the lake in afeature for the bbc. "our lust for things like smartphones, flat-screen televisions and ironically, even 'green technology,' is what's created this lake," maughan said. "it's just really disturbing." there's a little-known lake about 5.5 miles in diameter ininner mongolia, china, but it's not the kind that offers prime waterfront real estate.  /abcnews.go.com/amp/technology/toxi c-lake-black-sludge-result-mining-c reate-tech/story%3fid=30122911
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