Lithium company Ioneer scores $700 million conditional loan from Energy Department for Nevada plant
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Europe's largest deposit of rare earth metals has been found in Sweden – may not reach market before 10-15 years' time due to environmental risk evaluations
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Has Sweden invented green steel?
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Driftwood floats thousands of kilometers from Siberia to Iceland, but it may drift no longer by 2060 due to climate change
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Meltwater from Greenland's ice sheet is loaded with the right kind of sand for concrete production – which further warms the planet
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Greenland is ground zero for the impacts of climate change, but it could also become ground zero for sourcing the metals needed to power the solution to the crisis
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How glass recycling works
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The Gold Rush returns to California
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EVs and batteries: The world's lithium and cobalt problems
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The promise and peril of turning the Salton Sea into California's "Lithium Valley"
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There are signs the world might be running out of natural rubber. Disease, climate change and plunging global prices have put the world's rubber supplies into jeopardy.
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Arctic island finds green power can be a curse – Greenland's rare-earth elements are attracting superpowers riding a green revolution
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Electric vehicles' dirty secret: The race is on to find a steady source of lithium, a key component in rechargeable electric car batteries
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Rebuilding after a wildfire? Most states don't require fire-resistant materials
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Colonial life and the burning of wood
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The millions being made from cardboard theft
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Satellite imagery shows that North Korea might be making millions, and breaking sanctions, by selling sand
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This simple crib cost $28,885 to make—because it was made with zero fossil fuels
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IBM’s lithium-ion battery uses seawater materials instead of heavy metals, charges in just five minutes
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Climate change plans need to account for the manufacturing of materials like steel, cement, plastic, glass, aluminum, and paper
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Could just-add-water products save us?
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Maine is the first state to ban Styrofoam
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Concrete: The most destructive material on earth
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Grand Canyon tourists exposed for years to radiation in museum building, safety manager says
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Where will the materials for our clean energy future come from?
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Sand mining: The global environmental crisis you’ve probably never heard of
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EPA is now allowing asbestos back into manufacturing
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