Rare earth metals: tech manufacturers must think again, and so must users | Guardian sustainable business | The Guardian
The Recycling Rates of Smartphone Metals – Compound Interest
The Exploitation of Rare Earth Materials | Sheffield Assay Office
Rare earths & critical metals in smartphones - CareElite
Rare element substitution a tricky proposition | News | Chemistry World
Graphics: Why all eyes are on China's rare earths - CGTN
Smartphones - are they sustainable? - Recycle Devon
Have scientists discovered why China is so rich in rare earth elements the world's smartphones need? | South China Morning Post
Endangered' elements used to make mobile phones are running out quickly, scientists warn | The Independent | The Independent
What kind of rare minerals or elements do smartphones, computers, and gaming consoles use? Can we have these technologies without the use of those rare earth metals or elements? - Quora
Are rare earth elements the only critical mineral resources? | American Geosciences Institute
Infographic: Visualizing the Critical Metals in a Smartphone
What Is Going On With Rare Earths Going Into Next Year?
The Metals Inside Your iPhone Are More Precious Than You Thought: Here's Why - CNET
Rare earths & critical metals in smartphones - CareElite
What kind of rare minerals or elements do smartphones, computers, and gaming consoles use? Can we have these technologies without the use of those rare earth metals or elements? - Quora
Why disposable smartphones are threatening the periodic table | Science & Tech News | Sky News
An eco-friendly way to make smartphones - BBC Future
A breakdown of the critical metals in a smartphone - MINING.COM
Rare-earth mining is dirty but key to a climate-friendlier future
Fairphone 3+: Now with fairer magnets - Fairphone
Your Smartphone's Dirty, Radioactive Secret – Mother Jones
Here are the rare elements inside your tech - Emerge Recycling Manchester
From trash to treasure: Electronic waste is mined for rare earth elements | ORNL
Infographic: Visualizing the Critical Metals in a Smartphone
Rare earth elements for smartphones can be extracted from coal waste | New Scientist
