One of Russia's richest men said he was looking at lucrative reserves both in Russia and in Russian-occupied Ukraine.
Russia’s sovereign wealth fund is eyeing the development of rare earth deposits in the country and wants to partner with U.S.
China, though, owns around 30% of global deposits, accounts for more than 90% of their production, and for 70% of the world's ...
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IEEE Spectrum on MSNRare Earths Reality Check: Ukraine Doesn't Have Minable DepositsThat is, except for actual experts in rare earths and other critical materials, who understood all along that the proposed ...
Australia's substantial mineral wealth provides it potential leverage in ongoing trade negotiations with the Trump ...
The rare-earth minerals discovery in Yunnan province in southwestern China was first made public in January, and now the ...
Coal ash in the U.S. holds substantial rare earth elements, potentially reducing dependence on imports, with ongoing research ...
Though it has some of the world's most significant reserves, Latin America has not emerged as a key player in the rare earth ...
MOSCOW. March 18 (Interfax) - Most of Russia's rare earth metal deposits have been poorly studied, and technological support from foreign partners would be helpful during their development, Vladimir ...
On one side are multinational giants such as BHP, Rio Tinto and Vale. They aim to maximise returns on the capital they put to ...
As part of the fast-moving argument over US military support to Ukraine, the US demanded $500bn worth of access to what was ...
The Russian Direct Investment Fund CEO Kirill Dmitriev says Russia’s rare earth reserves exceed Ukraine’s, and the wealth ...
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