Not all rare earths are equally distributed. Lithium sure, but not a number of other REEs like Neodymium, Dysprosium, Molybdenum, and others are only found in unequally distributed concentrated deposits.
Not all rare earths are equally distributed. Lithium sure, but not a number of other REEs like Neodymium, Dysprosium, Molybdenum, and others are only found in unequally distributed concentrated deposits.
You might consider looking up what a “rare earth” is. Your list is rather confused.
Fair enough.
Neodymium and Dysprosium are REEs.
Molybdenum is not but it is a critical element that is also commonly brought up in the same conversations as REEs.
I think recentering the convo to "critical minerals" would solve the issue.