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Study validates 61% CO2 reduction in Ionic's magnet recycling process

The company has also launched MagNetZero

Telephone circuit board parts being disassembled as electronic waste for recycling.

Telephone circuit board parts being disassembled as electronic waste for recycling. | Credits: DAMRONG RATTANAPONG via Shutterstock

A peer-reviewed study by tech consultant Minviro has confirmed that Ionic Technologies' magnet recycling process could reduce carbon emissions compared to conventional rare earth oxide (REO) production....

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