Rarer still? Supply risks of rare earth elements
With access to some important natural resources becoming harder, businesses need to improve efficiency, reports Paul Suff
Natural resources vital for the production of mobile phones, computer monitors, lasers and other electronic devices, as well as clean-energy technologies such as wind turbines, low-energy light bulbs and electric cars, are getting scarcer, placing resource efficiency and developing alternatives high on the agendas of both business and policymakers.
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