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Japan and India Collaborate on Critical Mineral Recycling Initiative
Japan and India held their inaugural event focused on boosting the recycling of critical minerals. This collaboration aims to enhance the sustainable use of key resources between the two nations.
23 Aug, 01:20 — 23 Aug, 06:46
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Japan and India hold first event focused on recycling of key minerals
The global market for critical minerals, including rare earths, is dominated by China, making it necessary for both Japan and India to rely heavily on imports.
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Japan and India join hands to boost critical mineral recycling
NEW DELHI: Japan and India have held their first government-level joint event focused on recycling critical minerals, including rare earth elements, as both...
By Times of Oman
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