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ScienceOctober 23, 2026, 03:00

Engineered porous material recovers rare earths from industrial wastewater

Researchers have developed an engineered porous material that recovers valuable rare earth elements from industrial wastewater. The approach could reduce reliance on primary mining for materials used in EVs, wind turbines and medical imaging.

Engineered porous material recovers rare earths from industrial wastewater
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