source:MINING WEEKLYaim-listed Rainbow Rare Earths says it is well-positioned to meet the anticipated future demand for rare earths, owing to its Phalaborwa project, which is in development in South Africa, especially given its high-grade, low-cost nature and use of processing technology.“Rainbow has the near-term opportunity to develop an independent, western rare earths supply chain and become a significant, responsible producer of neodymium and praseodymium (NdPr), with regulatory oversight,” the company acclaims.This growing demand is posited to come from the resolution that follows the di...
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source:NewswiseNewswise — A new technology for rare-earth elements chemical separation has been licensed to Marshallton Research Laboratories, a North Carolina-based manufacturer of organic chemicals for a range of industries.Developed by scientists from Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Idaho National Laboratory in the Department of Energy’s Critical Materials Institute, or CMI, the technology provides insight into how to cost-effectively separate in-demand rare-earth elements, which could dramatically shift industry to benefit producers in the United States.The unique electronic properties o...
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source：EXAMINERA company hoping to mine rare earth elements in Tasmania has reported finding its highest grades yet.Australian Bauxite Limited said it had found its highest grade of neodymium at its Deep Leads discovery, roughly half-way between Devonport and Launceston.It told the ASX it was awaiting results from 20 more recent drill holes that could 'materially expand' the extent of known mineralisation.'ABx's REE mineralisation is enriched in the super-magnetic rare earth elements neodymium, praseodymium, terbium and dysprosium, which are strategically important, high-priced...
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surce：Bluebonnet NewsMany Texans go about their daily routines without giving much thought to the devices, technology and machinery that enhance and simplify their lives. Yet many high-tech goods and services we rely on for communications, work, education, safety, energy and transportation would be rendered useless without a group of materials known as rare earth elements.In the November edition of Fiscal Notes, the Comptroller’s office is offering a brief primer on 17 rare earths that make advanced technology tick for both commercial and national security purposes. The U.S. relies heavily on ...
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