Idaho rare earths won’t yield quick riches, experts say (access required)

By: Anne Wallace Allen January 13, 2011 Comments Off

Idaho's large resources of rare earth elements, the metals used in a variety of high-tech applications, are well known. But the process of turning a profit from those metals would be long and costly. Only one company in Idaho appears to be trying. The obstacles: a lack of financing, a lengthy environmental permitting process, and an ...

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Idaho rare earths won’t yield quick riches, experts say

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