Op-Ed: How Canada and Mexico can align a critical minerals strategy
A 2026 action plan aims to cut red tape and de-risk supply chains for critical mineral projects across borders.
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Anglo Asian expects copper output to triple in 2026
The London-listed miner anticipates copper production of at least 20,000 and up to 25,000 tonnes.
US agencies have developed critical minerals price floor system
Price floors have long been discussed among critical minerals industry players as a way to shield non-Chinese companies from the Asian nation flooding markets.
Rare earth refiner Phoenix gets Traxys backing to boost supply
The company raised the funds through a Series B round that values the firm at $360 million.
Rio Tinto gains control of Nemaska, eyes $300M investment
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Northern Dynasty tumbles on DOJ brief backing Pebble veto
Shares of Northern Dynasty Minerals fell by as much as 45% to a five-month low.
Trump coal regulator to boost state role in mining oversight
The Interior Department Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement will lift 2024 requirements that made it easier for citizens to compel coal operators to address potential violations.
US energy chief downplays interest in Greenland’s rare earths
The Trump administration’s primary interest in Greenland is on national security, according to US Energy Secretary Chris Wright.