Plant cellulose can be used to extract neodymium from e-waste
Penn State University researchers developed new nanotechnology to separate neodymium found in electronic waste using plant cellulose.
Defense Metals shares positive PEA for Wicheeda REE project in British Columbia
The project has an after-tax net present value with an…
Rare earth elements: Where in the world are they?
Most rare earth elements find their uses as catalysts and…
Scientists want to engineer bacteria to sustainability mine rare earths
Cornell researchers are looking for an environmentally friendly, low-temperature, low-pressure…
Extracting rare earths from fertilizer byproduct may soon be a reality
US-based researchers estimate that 200,000 tons of rare earth elements…
