From Waste to Resource: Seashells as Filters for Rare Earth Elements
Research at Trinity College Dublin shows how byproducts of the seafood industry could help recover critical raw materials while reducing industrial water pollution.
Research at Trinity College Dublin shows how byproducts of the seafood industry could help recover critical raw materials while reducing industrial water pollution.
With the help of the precious metal ruthenium, rubber gloves are being given a new purpose in the fight against greenhouse gases.
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.
Researchers in the United States have developed a novel separation process capable of selectively distinguishing between different members of the rare earth element group.
Country plans to build a test facility by 2027 for the further processing of seabed sludge; rare earths in focus.
A U.S. research project aims to extract critical raw materials from contaminated waters in Colorado, while simultaneously enhancing environmental protection.
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