Honda debuts 'world's first' rare earth auto recycling plan
Car giant announces process for extracting and recycling 17 rare chemical elements from old auto parts
Honda has announced it has teamed up with the Japan Metals & Chemicals Company to develop what is being hailed as the world's first mass-production rare earth recycling process. The companies confirmed...
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