FORTRESS America: Pentagon’s New Critical Minerals Strategy and What It Means for U.S. Mining The U.S. Department of War has begun operationalizing FORTRESS America, a new…
Rare earth materials sit at the core of modern technology. Semiconductors, defense systems, wind energy and electric vehicles all depend on them. They can't be easily…
NEW YORK/BUENOS AIRES — The United States and Argentina have launched the Andes-Atlantic Corridor, an infrastructure initiative designed to connect Argentina’s mineral-producing regions and energy resources…
Critical minerals governance funding faces pressure as donor priorities shift. Explore TAI's findings on mining oversight, accountability and funding gaps.
The US-Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Fund has approved its first critical minerals investment, creating a roughly $30 million platform with BGV Group to develop early-stage mining projects…
Steve Daines has urged continued US-China engagement on rare earths as supply concerns persist and China's dominance of processing and magnet production remains a strategic challenge.
North America’s end-of-life phones could contain at least $2.2 billion in recoverable critical minerals by 2040. An Ellen MacArthur Foundation report identifies the challenge: turning scattered,…
The US Department of Energy has selected 17 national laboratory projects for $29.5 million in funding under its Mine of the Future Initiative. The research targets…
Ghana’s latest environmental enforcement actions range from a mine shutdown to a pre-closure notice and inspections under review. The cases highlight why operators must maintain valid…
Brazilian Rare Earths has commissioned the first stage of its Camaçari pilot plant in Bahia, producing its first rare earth mineral concentrate. The milestone advances metallurgical…
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