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Building the foundations for rare earth elements supply chain Saskatchewan invests $31 million to create a processing facility

Saskatchewan invests $31 million to create a processing facility

By Sarah Treleaven

January 07, 2021

SRC wants to give producers an option to process their rare earth elements in North America. Courtesy of Saskatchewan Research Council

One of the takeaways from the COVID-19 pandemic is that countries have realized the benefits of having more localized and domestic supply chains for critical goods. This is a realization that extends to the mining sector and especially to the rare earth elements segment of the industry.

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