Helicopter Surveys for Rare-Earth Elements
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•Rare-earth minerals could be found under Dubuque during aerial geologic survey
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A low-flying helicopter carrying an electromagnetic sensor can be seen around Dubuque for the next few weeks .
The equipment measures electromagnetic signals underground.
One of the goals of the aerial survey is to find rare-earth elements critical to U.S. supply chains.
The findings of the survey are expected to be released within two years .
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