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Recycling Rare Earth Elements
The geopolitical climate and green rush highlight the need to develop rare earth resources outside China.
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There are 17 different rare earth elements (REEs), and each has its own critical applications in manufacturing, industry and society. The thing that makes them somewhat unique amongst mineral resources is that they always occur jointly with one another in nature. You will not, for instance, find a scandium deposit without also finding yttrium.
Despite their name, REEs are actually quite common, being more plentiful than gold, silver and platinum. However, though they are abundant throughout nature, mineable concentrations of REEs are found much less frequently than other mineral resources.
It's also important to understand that different REE deposits contain different quantities of each metal. Scandium is widely regarded as the rarest of the 17, and is incidentally one of the most expensive natural elements.
So what does all this information mean? Due to a combination of high demand and scarcity of mineable deposits, the market will likely experience a global shortage of rare earth elements within the next five years. Rare earths recycling provides a compelling, cost-effective solution to this problem, one which is highly promising from an investment standpoint.
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