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Critical mineral firms boost Washington lobbying as US expands investments
At least a dozen companies — including lithium, copper, rare earths, and geothermal firms — have signed with major Washington lobbying firms since January.
Minaurum drills high-grade silver at Alamos project in Mexico
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Lithium CEO pledges to forge ahead on project without US grant
American Battery Technology lost more than one-third of its market value on Thursday after disclosing the termination of a government grant.
US cancels $500 million cobalt tender in critical minerals blow
A fresh sign of the challenges facing Western countries trying to bolster domestic supplies of the battery metal.
Brazil eyes financial guarantees, tax breaks for strategic minerals
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Vale drops plan to build Quebec nickel sulphate facility
GM and a partner paused the second phase of a cathode factory, leading to Vale's cancellation of a nickel sulphate project.
Gold smuggling surges in India as price spikes before festivals
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