DOE gauges industry interest in recovering critical materials from cleanup sites

The Department of Energy is seeking expressions of interest (EOI) from vendors that could potentially help recover valuable critical materials from nuclear cleanup sites.
DOE expects it can reclaim rare earth elements and other materials important to industry from…

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