Heavy Rare Earth Element Recycle

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China, Rare earths

China suspends rare earth exports, kneecapping US industry reliant on Beijing’s ‘monopoly’

The export halt applies to all countries, but access to elements like dysprosium and yttrium are critical to US industry — especially in the tech, electric vehicle, aircraft and defense

International Business Times · 1d

What Are China Rare Earth Minerals? What Are They Used For And Do The Chinese Have Monopoly?

Rare earth minerals fuel EVs, jets, and MRIs—but China controls 69% of production and 90% of refining. Can the world break free?

MarketWatch on MSN · 6h

Why it’s nearly impossible for America to meet its rare-earth needs after China’s export restrictions

China has managed to hit the U.S. where it hurts the most in response to the Trump administration’s tariffs, with restrictions on global exports of certain rare-earth elements that the U.S. has little ability to produce or refine.

Scientific American1d

Why Are Rare Earth Metals So Precious?

China is blocking exports of these vital minerals. What makes them so special?

Investing News Network on MSN5d

What are Rare Earth Elements Used For?

There are 17 rare earth elements (REEs) in all — 15 lanthanides plus yttrium and scandium. It's a fairly diverse group, with ...

Interesting Engineering on MSN13d

GreenMet, Tanbreez strike deal for Greenland rare earths amid Trump’s takeover push

With nearly 27 percent deposit of heavy rare earths, Tanbreez is uniquely positioned to serve U.S. and European markets.

Phys.org9d

Unappreciated Rhabdophane is the forgotten host of rich rare-earth elements

such that it is the dominant authigenic REE-phosphate mineral in most regolith-hosted deposits that account for more than 80% of global heavy-rare-earth-element (europium to lutetium) ...

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