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Swedish mining company discovers Europe's largest deposit of rare earth elements

By euronews (in English)

Published : Jan. 13, 2023 - 16:00

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A Swedish mining company has discovered the largest deposit of rare earth elements, crucial to building electric vehicles. Swedish state-owned LKAB says the deposit can supply a "substantial part of Europe's needs", reducing its dependence on China.

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