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The Times Colonist reported that Jamaica has opened a pilot plant where researchers will test whether rare-earth elements can be commercially extracted from bauxite waste.
The Times Colonist reported that Jamaica has opened a pilot plant where researchers will test whether rare-earth elements can be commercially extracted from bauxite waste.
As quoted in the market news:
The small plant was opened Tuesday at a ribbon-cutting ceremony in the capital of Kingston, some eight months after construction started. Full operations are expected to begin before the end of the month.
Jamaica is working with Nippon Light Metal Co. Ltd. of Japan, which holds a patent for a type of technology required for extracting rare-earth elements from red bauxite residue.
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