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Sweden’s (Not So) Rare Earth Metals [Peter Zeihan, Zeihan on Geopolitics]

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  • Swedish mining company has found a million metric tons of rare earth oxides
  • Rare earth metals are used in many technological applications
  • China currently dominates the rare earths market with around 90% of total supply
  • Swedish find is not as significant as initially thought due to large quantity needed to extract small amounts of rare earths .
  • Processing technologies are not new and have been used since the 1920s
  • Processing is toxic and time consuming
  • Chinese dominance is due to subsidizing of industry
  • Other countries have stockpiled and built processing capacity in case of Chinese cut off

You can watch the full Sweden’s (Not So) Rare Earth Metals on YouTube – Published January 16, 2023

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