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US DOE to invest up to US$156M in critical mineral refinery

The U.S. Department of Energy will invest up to US$156 million to separate and extract rare earth metals and critical minerals from “unconventional sources,” which includes mine waste.

The Biden White House is supporting the design of a critical minerals refinery.

The Biden White House is supporting the design of a critical minerals refinery.

"The demand for clean energy technology continues to grow at a rapid pace and an American-made critical minerals refinery will help generate jobs and increase our competitiveness on the global stage,"...

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