Modern Mining eyes US expansion as e-waste emerges as domestic metals resource
Modern Mining is looking to grow its footprint in the United States by focusing on the extraction of metals from electronic waste. This move is supported by recent federal measures that use the Defense Production Act to limit the export of industrial waste, ensuring that critical minerals remain available for domestic industries [Modern Mining eyes US expansion as e-waste emerges as domestic metals resource](https://www.mining.com/modern-mining-eyes-us-expansion-as-e-waste-emerges-as-domestic-metals-resource/).
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The article provides a highly factual account of Modern Mining's expansion plans and the broader e-waste recycling landscape, utilizing neutral attribution to company leadership and the [International Energy Agency](https://www.iea.org/reports/recycling-of-critical-minerals/executive-summary). It maintains a professional tone, framing the subject through technical processes and [domestic policy](https://www.mining.com/web/trump-signs-order-on-export-curbs-to-retain-critical-minerals/) without employing loaded or emotional language.
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