
The Journal of Rare Earths recently published a review article titled "Advanced rare earth oxide-based catalysts for thermal/electrocatalytic purification of gaseous pollutants." The paper, authored by Xiuxian Jiang, Xiao Wang, and colleagues, systematically summarizes research progress on rare earth oxide-based catalys…

Since the beginning of the 14th Five-Year Plan, the Shandong Provincial Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources has focused on offshore mineral exploration, continuously expanding new frontiers in marine prospecting. A large phosphate-yttrium deposit (heavy rare earth) has been newly discovered in an offshore area, accompanied by…

As the global push for "dual carbon" goals accelerates and industries shift toward intelligent, electrified, and lightweight solutions, high-performance rare earth permanent magnets are emerging as the critical backbone of modern motor systems — and a new frontier of demand is taking shape.From electric vehicles to ind…

From “Scale Buildup” to Resource Recovery: A Dual-Benefit InnovationConventional electrolysis for hydrogen production relies heavily on high-purity freshwater. Using seawater directly has long been a challenge because its complex ionic composition—especially the high concentration of magnesium and calcium ions—can severely da…

On June 7, the Northern Rare Earth Industrial Technology R&D Center, the Rare Earth New Material Technology Innovation Center Industrial Technology R&D Center, and the Bioleaching Joint R&D Base were officially inaugurated at the Northern Rare Earth Smelting Branch (Huamei Company). Experts and scholars from Tsinghua University, …

Yttrium—a lesser-known rare earth element—has seen its European price explode from roughly $6/kg in early 2025 to $850/kg by February 2026, the highest level since comparable data became available in 2012, according to Argus Media.Why does it matter? Because for many high-tech applications, there is no easy substitute.Japanese …
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