Rare earth green light: Louisiana regulators have approved an air quality permit for Aclara’s $277 million Project Dynamo rare earth separation facility at the Port of Vinton, allowing construction to move forward under specific emissions limits. The plant will produce high-purity rare earth oxides used in electric vehicles, wind turbines and defense technologies, with AI-powered technology from the Department of Energy and Argonne National Laboratory. The permit caps emissions and requires Aclara to use a caustic scrubber and monitor its flow and pH every four hours, while environmental groups warn that expedited reviews could increase risks to coastal ecosystems. The Center Square has the full story.
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