Rare Earths News

An editorial argues that outsourcing the rare earths industry to China is unsustainable and that Europe cannot rely on the US for a solution. It highlights Chin

Brazil's first rare earths facility, located in an old asbestos town, is a crucial part of US efforts to reduce reliance on Chinese dominance in the rare earths

Rare earth elements are being successfully drawn from coal mine wastewater in the United States, marking a significant development in resource recovery.

Canadian company Enervoxa plans to collaborate with Vedanta, Hindalco, and NALCO to establish a rare earth processing plant in India, utilizing aluminium waste

Sweden is easing mining permits for critical minerals and rare earths, declaring it a national security interest to reduce dependence on China.

Europe's efforts to reduce its reliance on China for rare earth materials are being complicated by the significant financial involvement of the United States.

China's export controls on rare earths and other niche metals are causing market distortions and fueling resource nationalism, marking a new era of critical min

US-produced rare earths, backed by billions in government support, are being exported to Japan and South Korea due to slow domestic demand, despite efforts to e