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An Austin recycling company has received a multi-million dollar federal grant to help increase the domestic supply of critical minerals. The idea is to reduce the need for things like tungsten steel that's made in other countries. fox7austin.com/news/amermin-t…

Amermin Wins $11.5M DOE Grant to Scale Critical Mineral Processing - go.shr.lc/4bfJmIb Amermin, a Texas-based critical minerals recycler, secured an $11.5M DOE grant to expand its tungsten carbide processing. This funding will reduce U.S. reliance on foreign suppliers, strengthen domestic production, and address supply chain and national security concerns. The company aims to increase production by 300% and enhance its 80-acre campus in Briggs, Texas. #Amermin, #CriticalMinerals, #TungstenCarbide, #DOEGrant, #SupplyChainSecurity, #EnergySecurity, #USMining, #MetalProcessing, #Recycling, #DefenseIndustry, #Aerospace, #NationalSecurity, #MaterialsProcessing, #Copper, #Nickel, #Cobalt, #Graphite, #EnergyIndependence, #RareMetals, #IndustrialGrowth, #SustainableMining

A recycler of critical minerals lands a DOE grant to open a plant north of Austin. bizjournals.com/austin/news/20…

You probably don't think much about graphite. That makes sense. But perhaps you should: It's a critical component to making the batteries that power electric vehicles. For @semafor, I dug into what Chinese control of the graphite supply chain might mean semafor.com/article/08/02/…

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