US researchers have developed a technique to measure <a href="https://www.mid-day.com/news/india-news/article/govt-invites-bids-for-6000-mtpa-rare-earth-magnet-manufacturing-under-rs-7280-crore-scheme-23621748" rel="nofollow">rare-earth elements</a> in plants without destroying them.&nbsp;
This could play a key role in transforming how the world sources critical materials used in modern technologies.&nbsp;
These elements are not truly rare but are difficult to find in concentrated, economically viable deposits. As a result, many countries rely on imports.
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US researchers have developed a non-destructive technique to detect rare-earth elements in plants, potentially reshaping how critical materials used in modern 

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US researchers have developed a non-destructive technique to detect rare-earth elements in plants, potentially reshaping how critical materials used in modern technology are sourced. The innovation could help reduce dependence on imports and improve resource identification

US scientists develop non-destructive method to detect rare-earth elements in plants

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