Critical Minerals, page-30

Are they talking about TIVAN here?

https://www.csiro.au/en/work-with-u...agazine/Issue-27/Australia-Indian-partnerhsip

"Top of about 20 projects on Mr Jenkin’s radar is a novel process devised in Perth’s CSIRO Waterford facility to treat titanium and vanadium ores where they coexist.
The centre’s funding may afford researchers the opportunity to build a pilot plant and scale up their efforts.
Serendipitously, titanium and vanadium are on India’s wishlist of critical minerals. The method’s end application could be a cheaper and more environmentally friendly way to process both metals.
The “holy grail”, says Mr Jenkin, is to use every part of what is extracted in critical mineral processing and to minimise the environmental footprint of the entire mineral and metal supply chain.
Shipping anything across the world adds to emissions and there is, it can be argued, a moral imperative for a developed country to strip critical minerals out as close to the source as possible and deal with any waste and low value products there."