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The Rare Lands: Geographical Distribution and Contemporary Geopolitical Conflicts

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The growing demand for rare earths — chemical elements essential for green technologies and electronic devices — has transformed their exploitation into a central axis of global geopolitical tensions. China currently dominates 85-90% of refining and 92% of the production of magnets based on these materials, according to recent estimates [2] [4]. However, deposits in Spain (Ciudad Real, Galicia), Ukraine (Donetsk, Kirovograd) and Sweden (Per Geij…

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The Rare Lands: Geographical Distribution and Contemporary Geopolitical Conflicts

The growing demand for rare earths — chemical elements essential for green technologies and electronic devices — has transformed their exploitation into a central axis of global geopolitical tensions. China currently dominates 85-90% of refining and 92% of the production of magnets based on these materials, according to recent estimates [2] [4]. However, deposits in Spain (Ciudad Real, Galicia), Ukraine (Donetsk, Kirovograd) and Sweden (Per Geij…

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