Rare Earths Sources tell SCMP that the Americans are running out of rare earths They have only 2 months worth left, according to the anonymous informants Rowan DunneMarch 10, 2026
Rare Earths Malaysia provides Lynas Rare Earths with 10-year license renewal The government has also ordered an end to radioactive waste by 2031 Rowan DunneMarch 5, 2026
Mining Canada pushes critical mineral strategy to counter China’s processing dominance The minister framed the effort as a response to China’s dominance in global mineral processing Joseph MortonMarch 4, 2026
News B.C. joins global scramble to counter China’s grip on critical minerals The North Island Project alone could create 498 full-time jobs during operations Joseph MortonFebruary 23, 2026
Rare Earths Critical Metals confirms high-grade heavy rare earths as West seeks supply independence Rare earth elements play a key role in permanent magnets used in electric vehicles and wind turbines Joseph MortonFebruary 19, 2026
Rare Earths Blue Moon closes Nevada tungsten mine deal to boost U.S. critical metals supply Blue Moon said the acquisition supports its long-term strategy to build a “hub and spoke” critical metals model in the United States Joseph MortonFebruary 12, 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
Rare Earths Rare earth breakthrough targets massive U.S. coal waste stockpiles The approach can achieve up to three times higher extraction efficiency than existing techniques Joseph MortonFebruary 2, 2026
Canada Provinces and territories align on critical minerals development, Indigenous participation British Columbia Premier David Eby said mining will anchor the country’s next economic phase Joseph MortonJanuary 29, 2026
News US Antimony taps Bolivian hydromet plant to boost North American antimony supply Antimony is used in flame retardants, batteries, alloys, semiconductors, and military applications, yet global supply remains highly concentrated Joseph MortonJanuary 28, 2026