Algeria opens door to larger foreign role in mining projects
Algeria’s parliament approved legislation allowing foreign companies to own as much of 80% of mining projects.
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Critical Metals in line for $120M US loan to fund Greenland rare earth project
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US-China trade truce leaves military-use rare earth issue unresolved
Beijing has not committed to grant export clearance for some specialized rare earth magnets that US military suppliers need for fighter jets and missile systems.
Column: Global imbalances grow as ever more copper flows to the US
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Novagold targets new Donlin feasibility study by end 2027: CEO
Donlin is expected to become one of the biggest producers of the yellow metal in the Americas.
China achieves breakthrough in rubidium extraction
Chinese researchers have reportedly produced rubidium chloride at 99.9% purity from potassium chloride material.
Alberta coal mines gravely threaten fish, study shows
Non-peer reviewed study found that Crowsnest lake and its outlet, the Crowsnest River, are “highly stressed aquatic ecosystems.”
