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Writing from Jerusalem on religion, travel, archaeology & business in @WSJ, @BBC_Travel, @TheAtlantic, @NPR, @usnews, @Tabletmag, @lonelyplanet, @archaeologymag
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Rare Earth Elements

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By Sarah Toth Stub, Sara Toth Stub Verified, Anthony J. Marchese, Anthony Marchese Chairman
| CQ Researcher Verified
Report Rare Earth Elements Can other nations break China’s monopoly on the critical resources? The Rare Earth Industrial Park, a new site under construction in the Ganzhou region of Jiangxi province, China, helps supply rare earth elements. China dominates the industry’s global supply. (AFP/Getty Images/Hector Retamal) There are 17 rare earth elements essential for making various technology products, from cell phones to military applications and energy components.
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Building Resilience

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By Sara Toth Stub Verified, Susan M. Blaustein, Travis Fisher, Cato Institute. Written
| SAGE Publishing
Overview Just three weeks after Hurricane Idalia, a Category 4 storm, hit North Florida in August, Caryn Stephenson had cleaned up and reopened her flooded souvenir shop on the barrier island of Cedar Key. “We knew this building was going to flood, but it was set up for it,” she said. Water came in, but extra layers of concrete and drains prevented permanent damage.
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Secrets of the Catacombs

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By Sara Toth Stub Verified
| Archaeology Magazine Verified
A catacomb filled with niches for burying the dead was discovered in 1919 beneath Villa Torlonia, a lavish estate on the outskirts of Rome. Unlike other catacombs in the city, this one was used by Rome’s Jewish population, as evidenced by symbols such as menorahs in the frescoes covering its walls and ceilings.
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