Apple reduces mining impact through recycled rare earth elements
Tech giant says its new iPhones prove rare earth materials can be recycled, contrary to conventional belief
Apple is claiming to have developed the first smartphone to use 100 per cent recycled rare earths in its new iPhone. A key component of its new models, the Taptic Engine, contains only recycled rare...
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