The occurrence and concentration of rare earth elements in acid mine drainage and treatment byproducts: Part 1

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Christopher R. Vass Aaron Noble Paul F. Ziemkiewicz
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The rare earth element (REE) industry has sought to develop ore deposits where geologic processes have produced mineralized zones with commercially attractive concentrations. These deposits are extremely uncommon, particularly in the United States. Given the criticality of these materials and the need for a sustainable domestic supply, the current research seeks to leverage the generation and treatment of acid mine drainage (AMD) as an autogenous process that can lead to concentrated REE resources. 
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