Researchers want to close a critical gap in the circular economy and use the critical materials in e-waste to support U.S. national security and economic resilience.
Both countries possess enormous reserves of these critical minerals and aim to benefit much more from their resources.
Researchers in the United States have developed a novel separation process capable of selectively distinguishing between different members of the rare earth element group.
Patents from the energy sector now outnumber those from chemistry, pharmaceuticals, or transport, according to a new report by the International Energy Agency.
The subcontinent holds largely untapped reserves of critical raw materials, while the European country is expanding its downstream industry.
The Sokli deposit contains critical minerals such as phosphate, rare earth elements, and manganese. Pilot production is set to begin in the coming years.
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