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The US Department of Energy will grant a total of $17 million to support engineering studies for three projects that aim to make rare earth elements from coal and coal waste. The University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign will receive $4 million for a plant that would extract a wide range of valuable metal oxides during coal production and processing. Houston-based Tetra Tech will get $5.4 million for a facility that would pull rare earths, lithium, and aluminum from mining waste clays. And Winner Water Services will receive $8 million for a plant in central Georgia that will extract rare metals from coal ash.
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