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Attempt to Recover Rare Earth Elements From Severely Contaminated Areas with Poisonous Plants
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This article, originally published on May 9, 2026, has been edited and republished. If you're going to eat poison, go for rare earths too. Does the name dysprosium sound familiar? Most people probably won't recognize it. I certainly don't. It's a rare earth element with atomic number 66, and for those of you who...
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