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China begins mining iron from tailings, low-grade ore that can meet its demand for decades

South China Morning Post

WorldSouth China Morning Post·Sep 6, 2026·1 min read

China begins mining iron from tailings, low-grade ore that can meet its demand for decades

China has launched a world-first industrial-scale facility to extract iron from previously discarded mine tailings and ultra-low-grade ore, turning waste into a valuable resource that can reduce its dependency on overseas supply. According…

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