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Japan’s Deep-Sea Rare Earth Project Moves Toward a Larger Test as Environmental Questions Remain

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Japan has moved its deep-sea rare earth project from theory to physical recovery, bringing approximately 50 metric tons of mineral-rich mud to the surface during a 2026 test near…

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Japan’s Deep-Sea Rare Earth Project Moves Toward a Larger Test as Environmental Questions Remain

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