A new study published in Nature Communications describes a proof of principle for engineering a bacterium, Gluconobacter oxydans, that takes a first step towards meeting skyrocketing rare earth element demand in a way that matches the cost and efficiency of traditional thermochemical extraction and refinement methods and is clean enough to meet US environmental standards. QUOTE
ARR is keeping up with this new technology IMO
https://www.mining.com/scientists-want-to-engineer-bacteria-to-sustainability-mine-rare-earths/
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