Canada’s Case Lake Lithium Cesium Tantalum
Case Lake lithium cesium tantalum project confirms high-grade recovery of all three critical minerals from one Ontario deposit.
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Case Lake lithium cesium tantalum project confirms high-grade recovery of all three critical minerals from one Ontario deposit.
Japan will test seabed mud extraction for rare earths in early 2026. The project aims to secure strategic minerals vital for EVs and defense. Surveys confirm…
Heavy Rare Earths pivots to uranium exploration in South Australia, targeting M&A interest after acquiring key projects near major producers.
U.S. Antimony revives domestic antimony mining USA to cut reliance on China and support manufacturing.
Canada commits C$1.6 billion to build the Alberta lithium hub, aiming to secure supply chains and create 6,500 jobs by 2027.
U.S.-backed drilling at Greenland’s Tanbreez site deepens the global fight for rare earth independence.
Indonesia’s surprise mining ban exposes the EV industry’s dangerous overreliance on one nickel source.
G7 leaders challenge China’s trade dominance. What sparked the clash over rare earths and subsidies?
India’s rare earth export ban and China’s proxy mine play in Myanmar have jolted the rare earth supply chain, exposing global industrial fragility.
China has achieved a global first by extracting ultra-pure rubidium chloride from salt lake brine, slashing its import dependence and signaling a new era in strategic…
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