Rare Earths

Our digital lives create a mountain of e-waste. As leaders meet to tackle the issue, the real story is in the data, security, and untapped billions.

As New Frontier Minerals tests a radical new tech in Quebec, it's not just ore on the line—it's North America's bid for critical mineral independence.

Greenland Mines is fast-tracking a pivotal rare earths project, positioning the Arctic island as a key player in the West's quest for tech-metal independence.

Premier is wiping $29M in debt, but the deal includes "super voting" shares. We dissect the maneuver and what it signals for control and shareholder value.

A call for research on vaccine side effects exposes a deeper crisis: the collapse of public trust in science. Can rigorous data heal a polarized nation?

As Greenland Mines advances its Sarfartoq rare earth project, it enters a rigorous multi-year environmental assessment, a case study in balancing global demand with Arctic preservation.

Finnish innovator Betolar reports record Q1 sales, driven by its tech turning mine waste into metals and a new solution to protect critical infrastructure.

Following a stunning discovery of copper, gold, and rare earths, explorers are launching a major survey to unlock the potential of Quebec's Labrador Trough.

BRE unveils a blockbuster bauxite project and a key rare earths deal, charting a dual-commodity course to become a major player in critical minerals.

AE Industrial acquires L3Harris's propulsion unit, reviving the iconic Rocketdyne name to modernize legacy engines and pioneer nuclear power for deep space.

TIME's honor for AI's creators reveals a hidden truth: the digital revolution's massive energy and hardware needs are supercharging the race for minerals.

Bluerock Acquisition Corp. has raised $150 million. With a sector-agnostic mandate, could this new capital pool target the mining industry?

BNY Mellon's steady dividend offers a window into the high-yield debt market, a crucial, high-risk funding source for the mining sector's energy transition.