Mining Regulatory Clarity Act 2025 Aims to
The Mining Regulatory Clarity Act 2025 seeks to restore legal certainty for domestic mining, reduce U.S. reliance on foreign minerals, and protect national security. Here's what’s…
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The Mining Regulatory Clarity Act 2025 seeks to restore legal certainty for domestic mining, reduce U.S. reliance on foreign minerals, and protect national security. Here's what’s…
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the world’s largest producer of cobalt, is weighing an extension of its four-month export ban as prices rebound sharply and…
The Elandsfontein South African phosphate mine, owned by billionaire Patrice Motsepe’s African Rainbow Capital Investments, is facing a fresh legal battle as the World Wildlife Fund…
Cobalt stock saw a sharp rise following the Democratic Republic of Congo’s (DRC) unexpected decision to halt cobalt exports for four months.
Blue Lagoon Resources Inc. has achieved a major milestone by securing its final mining permits for the Dome Mountain Gold Project in British Columbia, Canada. This…
The company announced that it has now secured all necessary permits and regulatory approvals, paving the way for its maiden drilling program at the Rae Copper…
In a significant move to enhance U.S. critical minerals production, the Biden administration has granted the final mining permit for the Perpetua Resources Stibnite project in…
Two prominent British Columbia mining associations have challenged a recent study on mine development delays, labeling it as flawed and reinforcing the urgent need for regulatory…
Incoming U.S. President Donald Trump has unveiled an ambitious plan to fast-track permitting and approvals, including environmental clearances, for companies investing $1 billion or more in…
The U.S.-Canada critical mineral trade is now more critical than ever, especially as China’s rare metals export ban continues to disrupt global markets.
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