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Corby Anderson

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As seen in: KDNK-FM (Carbondale, CO), MDPI, The Denver Post, JD Supra, Pharos-Tribune, Mining Engineering
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Effect of Lead in Antimony and Tin Dissolution from Recycled Lead-Acid Battery Dross in Hydrobromic Acid Solution

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By Corby Anderson, Arturo Hirata-Miyasaki
| MDPI
1. Introduction Current antimony global reserves can supply short-term demand for the United States, but the development of antimony recycling is necessary to reduce dependency on China’s antimony imports [1]. In the United States of America, many products are recycled, with car batteries being the most recycled.
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Advances in Mineral Processing and Hydrometallurgy: 2nd Edition

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By Corby Anderson, Hao Cui
| MDPI
1. Introduction and Scope After a very successful initial debut, this second edition of a Special Issue of Metals has been commissioned that is specifically devoted to aspects of mineral processing and hydrometallurgy. Again, the editors are Prof. Dr. Corby Anderson and Dr. Hao Cui. This is a unique, focused Special Issue, as the specific combination of hydrometallurgy and mineral processing is not common.
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Opinion: Rare earth materials mining like in White Mesa is necessary and safe

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By Corby Anderson
| The Denver Post Verified
The Denver Post article “Colorado, Utah Tribe Worries Last Uranium Mill is Contaminating Water” highlights a disconnect for our country: Americans are nearly united in wanting to build a clean-energy future, but some people oppose the production of the raw materials needed for those technologies. Fortunately, modern facilities in the U.S. lead the world in the protection of human health and the environment. State and federal agencies are stringent and science-based in regulating these facilities.
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