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China’s strategic move: New regulation to enhance green practices in rare-earth sector

David Lazarevic05/07/202405/07/2024

05/07/202405/07/2024

China’s approval of a significant new regulation on rare-earth elements is poised to enhance the sector’s green and high-quality development amid increasing demand for these...

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Securing Europe’s energy future: Addressing strategic dependencies in critical raw materials through ownership insights

David Lazarevic04/07/202404/07/2024

04/07/202404/07/2024

The energy transition requires vast quantities of critical raw materials (CRMs), many of which are mined and processed in countries that are geographically and politically...

Europe Mining News Technology

EU faces obstacles in meeting rare earths objectives under new legislation

David Lazarevic29/06/202429/06/2024

29/06/202429/06/2024

The EU faces significant challenges in meeting its ambitious goals to boost domestic output of critical minerals and reduce dependence on China, as outlined in...

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Romania updates mining code to harness critical materials with environmental focus

David Lazarevic27/06/202427/06/2024

27/06/202427/06/2024

The Romanian government has approved amendments to the Mining Code to facilitate the reopening of non-energy mining operations, announced Economy Minister Radu Oprea on Friday....

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Solvay’s La Rochelle facility spearheads Europe’s rare earth industry renaissance

David Lazarevic27/06/202427/06/2024

27/06/202427/06/2024

Solvay, the current owner of a once-prominent rare earth processing plant in La Rochelle, France, is taking ambitious steps to rejuvenate the facility and restore...

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Greenland’s rare earths conflict: Legal, environmental and political dimensions

David Lazarevic27/06/202427/06/2024

27/06/202427/06/2024

The arbitration case involving Greenland Minerals (GM), a subsidiary of Energy Transition Minerals (ETM), and the governments of Greenland and Denmark, touches on a range...

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Sweden’s role in Europe’s rare metal supply: Balancing sustainability and geopolitical strategy

David Lazarevic22/06/202422/06/2024

22/06/202422/06/2024

Europe’s pursuit of climate and sustainability targets, coupled with a desire to reduce dependency on a single autocratic superpower, underscores the critical need for a...

Europe Mining News Technology

From resource riches to economic renaissance: Kazakhstan’s role in critical minerals

David Lazarevic22/06/202422/06/2024

22/06/202422/06/2024

Kazakhstan stands out as a vital player in the global landscape of critical raw materials due to its rich deposits of essential elements such as...

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Central Asia’s rare-earth resources: A new geopolitical battleground

David Lazarevic17/06/202417/06/2024

17/06/202417/06/2024

Central Asia, encompassing Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan and Mongolia, holds vast untapped reserves of rare-earth minerals. Recent global developments have thrust these resources...

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Uzbekistan targets rare earth dominance: A strategic shift towards global leadership

David Lazarevic13/06/202413/06/2024

13/06/202413/06/2024

Uzbekistan’s President Shavkat Mirziyoyev has underscored the importance of developing the country’s rare-earth mining sector, positioning it as a top priority for his administration due...

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China’s strategic move: New regulation to enhance green practices in rare-earth sector

Securing Europe’s energy future: Addressing strategic dependencies in critical raw materials through ownership insights

EU faces obstacles in meeting rare earths objectives under new legislation

Romania updates mining code to harness critical materials with environmental focus

Solvay’s La Rochelle facility spearheads Europe’s rare earth industry renaissance

Greenland’s rare earths conflict: Legal, environmental and political dimensions

Sweden’s role in Europe’s rare metal supply: Balancing sustainability and geopolitical strategy

From resource riches to economic renaissance: Kazakhstan’s role in critical minerals

Central Asia’s rare-earth resources: A new geopolitical battleground

Uzbekistan targets rare earth dominance: A strategic shift towards global leadership

METLEN Targets 50-Tonne Greek Gallium Output as European Offtake Remains Uncertain

Eurobattery Advances San Juan Tungsten Project to Processing Equipment Procurement

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Alkane Increases Björkdal Gold Resources and Replaces Annual Mine Depletion

Rio Tinto’s Jadar Project Remains on Hold as Serbia Approaches Key Permitting Decisions

Rovina Valley and Greenland Projects Attract Fresh Critical-Minerals...

Greenland Energy Sets Out £61.5 Million All-Share Merger...

Mkango Expands European Rare-Earth Recycling Platform With German...

Rio Tinto’s Jadar Project Remains on Hold as...

Total Graphite Revises Montepuez Development Plan Around Modular...

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