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This 'Chemical Sponge' Sucks up the Valuable Minerals in Polluted Water

Summary by Fast Company
Supra, a UT Austin spinout, makes 3D printed cartridges that could help build a new supply chain for rare earth elements in the U.S.—and clean up the environment.

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This 'chemical sponge' sucks up the valuable minerals in polluted water

Supra, a UT Austin spinout, makes 3D printed cartridges that could help build a new supply chain for rare earth elements in the U.S.—and clean up the environment.

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Fast Company broke the news in on Tuesday, February 3, 2026.
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