Old magnets, new tricks: Europe wants to reduce its dependence on rare earth metals
From recycling of old magnets to the development of alternatives that are fully avoided by rare country metals, EU-funded researchers are exploring ways in which Europe would be less dependent on oversea suppliers in the transition to clean energy
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