.@Apple will use recycled #RareEarths from an outside supplier, not from previously used iPhones. The company said the source is post-industrial, meaning material generated during manufacturing processes rather than from discarded consumer products. https://t.co/Eeyy6KPNIw

— American Manganese Inc. (@AmerManganese) September 18, 2019

Apple taps recycled rare earth elements for iPhone parts https://t.co/00fJrgRElf

— Reuters China (@ReutersChina) September 18, 2019

Apple taps recycled rare earth elements for iPhone parts https://t.co/ZZpD3KcojE

— Chris Berry (@cberry1) September 18, 2019

iPhone 11 Taptic Engine에서 재활용 희토류 원소를 사용하는 Apple https://t.co/seEvXdeUFO
• 또한 적어도 소량의 희토류 금속을 절약할 수 있도록 장치를 기본 재료로 분쇄하는 기존의 재활용 기계를 개선하는 방법을 모색하고 있습니다.

— editoy (@editoy) September 19, 2019

Apple using recycled rare earth elements in iPhone 11 Taptic Engine https://t.co/u8DIJpCoHo pic.twitter.com/RtSwlZHx7d

— Apple Streem (@applestreem) September 18, 2019

So excited to share that we’re using RECYCLED RARE EARTHS ?? in our newest iPhones - a first for smartphones https://t.co/gG4PK2LwkJ

— Lisa P. Jackson (@lisapjackson) September 19, 2019

Apple Inc’s new iPhones will use recycled rare earth elements in a key component but said the move was “not related” to trade tensions https://t.co/4yDktWn6Xk

— Amber Mining (@AmberMining) September 19, 2019

This. Is. Awesome. “Apple could single-handedly create a hugely needed market for recycled rare earths”. ♻️?♻️ https://t.co/tXnjUkilIB https://t.co/KKdqweZj9h

— Beth Liberty (@LibertyCSR) September 19, 2019

Apple taps recycled rare earth elements for iPhone parts#rareearth #Apple #news #tradewar https://t.co/9L3BvA38aS

— Rare Earth Review (@rare_review) September 18, 2019