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The project advances US magnet manufacturing while a separate government-backed offtake structure supports Serra Verde's Brazilian rare earth production, strengthening USA Rare Earth's position across the…
The US government’s US$12 billion Project Vault aims to protect manufacturers from critical minerals shortages. But the aerospace industry warns that stockpiling could increase competition for…
A critical-minerals processing plant requires significant upfront capital. Increasingly, U.S. states want to influence where that investment lands. The competition is no longer only about mineral…
Westwin Elements plans to spend $502 million over the next five years on the Westwin Natchez nickel refinery, a commercial-scale, high-purity nickel plant in Natchez, Mississippi.…
Critical minerals governance funding faces pressure as donor priorities shift. Explore TAI's findings on mining oversight, accountability and funding gaps.
Governments are changing how they approach mining. Instead of funding only mines and mineral projects, they are also investing in the technology that can make those…
Copper processing and logistics infrastructure reflect the supply-chain pressures shaping the market. By Charles Pitts Copper is trading close to record levels as Chinese manufacturers rebuild…
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.
The United States wants to turn minerals on the Pacific seabed into a new source of critical materials. But bringing those resources ashore is only part…
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