Exotic bacteria species show promise as rare-earth element recyclers

Ars Technica
By Doug JohnsonMar 2, 2023, 3:32 pm172 pts
Enlarge / One of the species identified in this work. (credit: Thomas Brück) Demand for rare-earth elements is growing and may reach 315,000 tons by 2030. Meanwhile, more than 40 million tons of e-waste—trashed computers, cell phones, and other electronics—is generated each year. Some of that waste…

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