Rare Earths U.S. backs Madagascar rare earth project as critical minerals strategy expands Chinese companies have established dominant positions in many African copper, cobalt and lithium projects Joseph MortonJuly 29, 2026
Rare Earths Resolution gains second FAST-41 designation as U.S. speeds critical minerals permitting Resolution said Golden Gate marks its second project to receive FAST-41 status Joseph MortonJuly 22, 2026
Rare Earths China’s rare earth dominance pushes U.S. critical minerals race into overdrive China’s rare earth position is like the old power of oil cartels, but with fewer checks on Beijing’s influence Joseph MortonMay 27, 2026
News U.S.-backed South Africa rare earths project targets mining waste The Trump administration has also placed renewed focus on reducing reliance on China for these resources Joseph MortonApril 21, 2026
Alternative Energy Trump administration fast-tracks South Dakota uranium project amid tribal opposition The project would span about 10,580 acres near Dewey in Fall River County Joseph MortonApril 16, 2026
Mining Resolution Minerals antimony project attains FAST-41 status These sites achieve a record of decision 1.5 years faster on average Rowan DunneApril 7, 2026
Gold Liberty Gold advances Black Pine into U.S. environmental review phase Liberty stated that the notice begins a structured review under the National Environmental Policy Act Joseph MortonApril 7, 2026
Rare Earths EVR Resources taps U.S. advisory firm to pursue defence-linked antimony funding Governments in Washington have identified antimony as a strategic metal used in munitions, electronics, and batteries Joseph MortonFebruary 26, 2026
Rare Earths U.S.-Mexico critical minerals plan opens door to price floors and coordinated stockpiles Vice President JD Vance also outlined plans for a broader preferential trade bloc Joseph MortonFebruary 11, 2026
Rare Earths Japan pushes deep-sea rare earth mining to cut reliance on China China dominates global production and processing, giving it powerful leverage over importing countries Joseph MortonFebruary 5, 2026