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Life cycle assessment of rare earths and niobium concentrate co-recovery from phosphate flotation tailings: case of a Finnish fluorapatite deposit.
Critical metals, such as rare earth elements (REEs) and niobium, face significant supply risks stemming from highly concentrated production and geopolitical factors. In this regard, reprocessing of mine tailings as a secondary resource for mining critical metals provides an opportunity to secure acc
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