...analysts say China is likely to retain its dominance over heavy rare earths—particularly dysprosium and terbium—until at least the mid-2030s

The White House secured a one-year pause on China's rare earth export controls, but Beijing's broader leverage over critical minerals remains firmly intact.

China controls 90% of rare earth mining. America's old iPhones and e-waste could help break the stranglehold if we start recycling smarter.

...analysts say China is likely to retain its dominance over heavy rare earths—particularly dysprosium and terbium—until at least the mid-2030s