Locksley taps Columbia Uni tech to fast-track US rare earths
Locksley Resources is collaborating with Columbia University to enhance rare earths processing for its Mojave project in California. The partnership aims to develop efficient recovery and separation methods for rare earth elements, particularly from bastnaesite-rich ores. This initiative is part of a broader effort to streamline the processing route and improve future development studies.
- ▪Locksley Resources is working with Columbia University to advance rare earths processing options for its Mojave project.
- ▪The collaboration focuses on recovering and separating rare earths from bastnaesite-style mineral systems.
- ▪Locksley has reported sample assay results of 12.1 percent total rare earths oxides from its El Campo prospect.
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