SWEDEN-KIRUNA-RARE EARTH METALS-DEPOSIT

SWEDEN-KIRUNA-RARE EARTH METALS-DEPOSIT

(230113) -- STOCKHOLM, Jan. 13, 2023 (Xinhua) -- This diagram provided by LKAB shows the largest known deposit of rare earth metals in Europe (the blue part) found in the vicinity of an existing iron mine near the northern city of Kiruna, Sweden. The largest known deposit of rare earth metals in Europe has been discovered in Sweden, state-owned mining company LKAB said on Thursday. Found in the vicinity of an existing iron mine near the northern city of Kiruna, the deposit exceeds one million tonnes, the company said in a press release. (Xinhua)

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