Rare earths
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Locksley launches dual drilling campaign near US rare earths giant
US approvals are in place and Locksley is poised to drill for rare earths and antimony mineralisation at its Mojave Desert project next door to the Mountain Pass mine.
- Bill McConnell
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Dateline may have earned keys to rare earths penthouse suite
Dateline Resources, made famous by a presidential tweet on its rare earths prospects, has again been thrust into the spotlight by a government investment next door.
- Bill Mc Connell
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Australia’s lawsuit over rare minerals is a geopolitical litmus test
Treasurer Jim Chalmers is trying to protect access to resources that are critical for our military technologies and the transition to clean energy.
- John Coyne and Justin Bassi
Chalmers hits China-linked companies with landmark lawsuit over crucial military minerals
The US and its allies are increasingly alarmed over China’s control of the global trade in minerals needed for military hardware such as warplanes and missiles.
- Mike Foley and Nick Bonyhady
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Eclipse testwork shows high Greenland rare earths recoveries
Eclipse Metals’ Gronnedal rare earths project in Greenland has cemented its position as a potential key source of the high-value magnet elements, neodymium, praseodymium, dysprosium and terbium.
- Doug Bright
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ASX Runners of the Week: Eclipse, Bryah, Bastion & Codeifai
This week’s Bulls N’ Bears Runner of the Week is… Eclipse Metals. The share price surged after unveiling a beefed-up rare earths resource at its Greenland project.
- Craig Nolan
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Eclipse reveals 75-fold Greenland rare earths resource upgrade
Eclipse Metals has unveiled a transformational 89-million-tonne resource upgrade at its Gronnedal carbonatite-hosted rare earths project in southwest Greenland.
- Doug Bright
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US share price rockets as Dateline stacks up rare earths-gold system
Dual-listed Dateline Resources’ share price has gone ballistic on the US market, after a new model showed its Californian gold project is part of a huge felsite-breccia pipe complex.
- Doug Bright
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How Trump’s tariffs will turbocharge child deaths in Africa
Three-quarters of the world’s cobalt, used in smartphones and laptops, comes from the Democratic Republic of Congo. This makes us vulnerable.
- Passy Mubalama
Trump says Ukraine deal discussed in meeting at Pope’s funeral
A new agreement will give America preferential access to Ukraine’s critical minerals, while providing Kyiv with some assurance about continued US support.
- Tom Balmforth, Yuliia Dysa and Trevor Hunnicutt
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