Rare earth magnets (REMs) have become essential to the decarbonized economy. These high-performance materials, mainly Neodymium-Iron-Boron and Samarium-Cobalt, are critical for the high-torque, high-efficiency motors used in electric vehicles, offshore wind turbines, and the growing humanoid robotics sector. Producing these magnets requires a complex, resource-intensive chemical process. Meeting rising demand while ensuring responsible mining requires a thorough understanding of the environmental impact at each stage of the value chain, from extraction to final sintering.
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