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With the #Paris2024 Olympic Games underway, the Minerals Council of Australia has released its latest publication, “30 Things: Sports Edition,” showcasing the essential role minerals and metals play in our favourite sports 🎖️🌟   This guide showcases how rare earth elements are indispensable in various sports technologies, from cycling computers and finish line lasers to video distance measurement cameras and electronic umpires.   Rare earth elements are also found in biometric gloves, commentary boxes, stadium tower lights and electronic scoreboards. These are just a few examples of how minerals contribute to creating a high-tech sports environment. The integration of these elements is crucial for the seamless operation of sporting events, making them more exciting and accessible for fans worldwide.   At Peak Rare Earths, we're proud to be a part of enabling these technologies. Our Ngualla Rare Earth Project in Tanzania contains one of the largest, highest grade, and lowest cost Neodymium Praseodymium (NdPr) rare earth deposits in the world. This project is developed with a focus on delivering the materials necessary for low carbon technologies, which are crucial for powering the green transformation ✅ #PeakRareEarths #PEK #OlympicGames24 #GreenTech #RareEarthElements

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