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Electric cars: Has Elon Musk pricked Lynas rare earths bubble?

Electric cars: Has Elon Musk pricked Lynas rare earths bubble?
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Electric cars: Has Elon Musk pricked Lynas rare earths bubble?

Electric cars: Has Elon Musk pricked Lynas rare earths bubble?
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Global Competition over China-Dominated Market for Rare-Earth Elements Heats Up

The demand for rare-earth elements employed to produce a growing variety of manufactured products is intensifying in every region of the world. But the supply of these elements is concentrated in China. With geopolitical tensions rising, Western countries are examining options for diversifying away from dependence on the Asian superpower.

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Mine waste finds new life

Mine waste finds new life
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Mine waste finds new life as source of rare earths

Sweden, South Africa and Australia are at the forefront of a push to transform piles of mine waste and by-products into rare earths vital for the green energy revolution, hoping to substantially cut dependence on Chinese supply. Prices of the minerals used in products from electric cars to wind turbines have been strong,

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