Meet The Texas Startup That Recycles Rare-Earth Magnets, Bypassing China

As demand rises and reliance on China becomes an issue of economic security, Noveon offers a solution.

Innovation Daily Cover Meet The Texas Startup That Recycles Rare-Earth Magnets, Bypassing China Scott Dunn, Noveon Magnetics' chief executive officer Michael Thad Carter for Forbes By Amy Feldman , Senior Editor. Senior editor covering healthcare Follow Author May 10, 2023, 06:30am EDT Updated May 10, 2023, 03:29pm EDT As demand rises and reliance on China becomes an issue of economic security, Noveon offers a solution. A t a factory in San Marcos, Texas, workers gather Bird scooters, computer hard drives, MRI machines and motors from hybrid cars in order to separate out the old rare-earth mag

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