US Mine Approval Times a Growing Concern for Investors
A recently released study that shows that the US is tied with Papua New Guinea as having the longest approval process among the 25 top mining countries in the world.
Articles Tagged "United States"
US Lobby Group Warns Against Rare Earth Stockpile Plan
Not everyone is in favor of the US Department of Defense's recommendation that the US stockpile $120.43 million worth of heavy rare earths.
Q&A: US Rare Earths Focusing on Critical REEs
Rare Earth Investing News spoke with Daniel McGroarty, president of US Rare Earths, to find out what his company's plans are as well as how he views the market as a whole.
US Department of Energy Shifts Focus to Rare Earths
The latest prices, news and events from across the global rare earths market.
Molycorp: Ripe for the Picking?
Rumors are rife that Molycorp’s recent fall below its net asset value might very well turn the high-potential firm into a prime takeover target.
Department of Energy Backing Rare Earth Recycling
Scientists at the US Department of Energy’s Ames Laboratory confirmed that they are working towards creating a method to remove neodymium from the mix of other materials in magnets.
Rare Earth Green Waste Disposal: Here to Stay
In a move that may spur China to green its rare earth operations, Molycorp has announced a new environmentally-friendly method of extracting rare earths.
Molycorp to Challenge China with Production Boost
US rare earth producer Molycorp has a plan to double production capacity. But could the production boost increase America's dependence on China instead of lessening it?
The Rare Earth Market Moving Forward: U.S. Rare Earth, Ucore Rare Metals
Rare Earth Investing News recently sat down with two US-focused rare earth company executives in the hope of gauging the current feel in the market, and also how recent developments in China might affect business strategies moving forward.
Rare Earth Investors Could Benefit from Chinese Stockpiling
China has begun stockpiling rare earths for strategic reserves in a move that once again raises concerns over Beijing’s control of the market.
