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Saline wastewater to save chemicals, cleaner power generation using a natural gas-fired cogeneration plant, and an alternative cracking process without roasting, which was used by the former operator Molycorp Inc. Still, these measures do not reduce all environmental impacts. For example, PM is determined by the geologic properties of the deposit and can only be reduced to a small extent by an irrigation system. Changes in processing procedure are also rather unlikely, as they are determined by the mineral type. In contrast, improvements in process efficiency have an impact. Also, exhaust gas treatment of electrolyzers and modern sludge treatment concepts can add up to a recognizable improvement as assumed for the Mt Weld/Kuantan process chain.4Mining and crushing are the largest contributors to PM (approximately 50–90%; Figure 3). Production of ammonium bicarbonate for the precipitation step to RE carbonates in case of the Bayan Obo/Baotou process chain dominates the impact category EPMarine (> 98%). Flotation and magnetic sorting have lower impacts due to their lower energy and chemical requirements as compared with cracking and hydrometallurgical processes. Roasting, solvent extraction, precipitation to REE oxalates and calcination contribute most to GWP and acidification potential (AP) mainly caused by electricity demand required for chemical supply. Roasting also causes AP due to direct process emissions of HF and sulfur dioxide. The share of the precipitation chemicals on the total environmental impacts amounts to 1–20% for the Bayan Obo/Baotou production pathway and even 10–40% for Mt Weld/Kuantan pathway, depending on the individual impact category. Molten salt electrolysis causes impacts of EP, AP, HTP, ETPFreshwater, PM, and GWP.4,7 GWP is caused by CO2, CF4, and C2F6; HTP, AP and ETPFreshwater by HF and PM by dust particles. Phosphate emissions during cathode production causes freshwater eutrophication potential (EPFreshwater) and HF emissions during REF3 production account for HTP and AP.The breakdown of process chain components into upstream and downstream processes (e.g., chemical and energy supply, transport processes, wastewater treatment) clearly shows the dominant share of chemicals in almost all impact categories (Figure 4). PM is dominated by dust emissions during mining of bastnäsite, monazite, and eudialyte. Ammonium emissions during in situ leaching of IACs and REE carbonate precipitation with ammonium bicarbonate (Baotou) are the main contributor to EPMarine. Energy consumption is mostly reflected in GWP and AP. The share of transport and infrastructure facilities on the total environmental impacts is negligible (Figure 4).ConclusionMany previous LCA studies provide useful insights into REE production and a good understanding of its environmental consequences. Because the majority of REEs are produced in China, data availability poses a major challenge. The LCA studies showed that each REE mineral and deposit is different and requires an individual analysis of the entire processing route. Therefore, despite