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Rare earths are a group of metals (e.g. neodymium and dysprosium) that are used a lot in tech gadgetry including things like smartphone screens, computer drive motors and EV batteries among other uses. Despite them being called "rare earths", they're not actually that rare - but processing them is fiddly. China is the major player in the market for both producing and processing rare earths.

 

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