Responsible sourcing of rare earth elements

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Responsible sourcing of rare earth elements Resource scarcity workshop, East Kazakhstan State Technical University Robert Pell Camborne School of Mines (University of Exeter)

Rare earth element applications REE distributed widely across the world Difficult to extract and purify Figure 1. Proportional value of REO consumed by various industries from 2011-2014 (Industrial Minerals Company of Australia, 2014) ‘Quantifying the environmental performance of rare earth production using life cycle assessments’ Section 1

Life Cycle Assessment A Life Cycle Assessment allows a quantitative assessment of the environmental performance of a product or process over its entire life cycle Figure 2. Life cycle assessment framework (GaBi 6.0 , 2015) Figure 3. Simplification of flows in and out of a rare earth element production process

Processes and flowsheet at Bear Lodge Processes and flowsheet at Mountain Pass Mining Crushing & grinding Chemical beneficiation Cracking & separation

Energy contribution (MJ/kg REO) during the production of REOs at Mountain Pass and Bear Lodge during phase 1 and 2 of development 65.44 22.29% MJ/kg REO at Bear Lodge (yrs 1-9) Percentage of total energy consumed during flotation at Mountain Pass 80.22 MJ/kg REO at Bear Lodge (yrs 10-45) 70.88 MJ/kg REO at Mountain Pass Figure 4. Energy use in production of REOs (MJ/kg REO) at Mountain Pass and Bear Lodge