Breaking China’s Grip on Rare Earths: How the US and Europe Can Rebuild Global Supply Chains
China’s sweeping new restrictions on rare earth exports have reignited global fears about the world’s dependence on Beijing for critical […]
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Algeria Accelerates Gara Djebilet Iron Ore Project with 2026 Launch Target and Global Investment Partnerships
Algeria is moving forward with ambitious plans to launch a large-scale mining and processing plant for iron ore from the
Europe’s Harsh Wake-Up Call: China Tightens Grip on Rare Earths and Global Supply Chains
Europe has once again been reminded of its dangerous dependence on others for critical raw materials. China’s latest move to
European Lithium Stock Soars 33% as Company Launches Major Share Buy-Back and Expands Rare Earths Portfolio
European Lithium Ltd saw its shares skyrocket by more than 33% on Friday following the announcement of a major on-market
EU Backs 13 Global Critical Mineral Projects to Strengthen Supply Chains and Meet CRMA Targets
The European Commission has announced a new list of 13 strategic critical mineral projects outside the EU, designed to help
Europe’s Critical Minerals Dilemma: Securing Strategic Resources While Protecting the Environment
The European Union is facing one of its greatest modern challenges—how to secure a sustainable supply of critical mineral raw
Greenland’s Rare Earth Rush: Why the UK Must Join Forces with Europe for a Green and Secure Future
As the race for Greenland’s rare earth minerals intensifies, the United Kingdom faces a crucial decision: how to secure critical
Norway’s postponement of deep sea mining: A temporary relief, but a risk remains for ocean ecosystems
The Arctic Ocean’s deep-sea ecosystems will remain safe from deep-sea mining—for now. Norway had planned to begin seabed mining exploration
ABB report highlights Australian and global mining industry’s progress towards sustainability and decarbonisation
ABB’s “Mining’s Moment” report emphasizes the mining sector’s strides in embracing sustainability and decarbonisation, with a clear recognition that transitioning
Environmental groups challenge Serbia’s approval of Rio Tinto’s Jadar mining project
The Ministry of Environmental Protection of Serbia has outlined the scope and requirements for the environmental impact assessment (EIA) for